Top Things Insurance Companies Don't Want To Cover Anymore
While insurance coverage (for health, home, car, pet, etc.) is a financial decision every consumer needs to make, provider options are becoming fewer.
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How Much Can A 1% Difference In Mortgage Rate Cost Or Save You?
While 1% doesn't seem like a lot, when you're talking about a mortgage, it can make a significant difference. We take a look at the numbers at 7%, 6%, and 5%.
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Does House Of The Dragon Make A Max Subscription Worth It?
Prior to Season 2 of "House of the Dragon," Max raised prices for new subscribers. The timing seemed hopeful in banking on the draw of the "GoT" prequel.
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These Old Kitchen Items Are Worth A Ton Of Money
Those kitchen items passed down by generations hold enormous sentimental value, and in some cases, they hold collectible value, too. Think "Antiques Roadshow."
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Breaking Down The 20/3/8 Car-Buying Rule
Is a rule like 20/3/8 realistic in today's inflationary environment? Here, we see how this budgeting rule would work with today's prices and auto loan rates.
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Are AAA Perks Worth The Membership Price?
AAA dates back 132 years. Today, the federation of 32 motor clubs offers three tiers to its membership and roadside assistance: Classic, Plus, and Premier.
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The Worst States To Work In, According To Research
In 2023, the rate of Americans willing (or able) to move for work fell to 1.6%. Workers are staying put, even if they live in one of the worst states for jobs.
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What You Should Do If A Contractor Loses Your Payment
Depending on how you paid a contractor will determine your next steps should they say they've lost your payment. We take a look at three scenarios.
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Places To Work With Some Of The Best Employee Discounts
When it comes to job perks, things like health insurance and paid time off come to mind, but don't forget about employee discounts and their savings.
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Reasons To Think Twice About A 96-Month Car Loan
While a 96-month loan may present the only way some consumers can afford to add car payments to their budget, such a lengthy loan will also cost you.
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Chipotle Vs. Qdoba: Which Chain Is Cheaper?
Many may be more familiar with Chipotle than Qdoba, given there are four times as many locations. For those with a choice, here's how far your money can go.
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What Does Even Money Mean In Sports Betting?
Anyone new to sports betting, and who plans to make a wager someday, will need to understand the basics, starting with terms like odds, lines, and even money.
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5 Of The Biggest Sports Betting Wins Of All Time
Five of the biggest sports betting wins of all time are all from the 2000s. They also cover four sports: horse racing, golf, baseball, and football.
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Is Kevin O'Leary's Debt-Free-By-45 Advice Realistic?
Several years back, Kevin O'Leary explained why 45, to him, was the "turning point" for becoming debt-free. This, when household debt in America is over $17T.
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College Degrees Most Likely To Pay Off
Per the BLS, the higher the education, the greater the average pay. This said, some college majors offer more of a sure thing when it comes to a good ROI.
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The Surprising Cost Of Raising A Child
When your family grows, it means it's time for some new budgetary math. Knowing how much it costs to raise a child today can help you get things right early on.
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You've Been Warned: Paying Back Debt In The Wrong Order Will Cost You
Debt. A reality for most, how we choose to pay that debt back is key to whether or not we do so in a cost-effective way. A lot depends on the order.
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The Real Reason Your Net Worth Will 'Go Crazy' Once It Passes This Number
When building net worth, there's a milestone financial experts say is the magic number. Once reached, the power of compound interest really takes off.
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The Biggest Payouts In Gambling History
A recent NCAA survey found the most common bet was $10 to $20. That aligns with several of the stories here: modest bets that turned into mega payouts.
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Genius Ways To Save Money On Your Phone Bill
Unlike, say, our mortgage or rent, what we pay for our phones is negotiable, whether through an adjustment to our data usage or we find a better plan.
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10 States No One Should Ever Retire In
Retirement is the dream for many workers, but choosing the right place to settle down plays a big role in how comfortable you'll be.
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How Much Do Employers Actually Pay For Your Health Insurance?
One of the biggest perks of any job is health insurance. This said, how much companies actually pay largely depends on the type of plan they choose to offer.
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What You Should Never Say When Buying A House
When house shopping, you should avoid saying anything that will leave you in a weaker position when it comes to negotiation. As the buyer, you have power, too.
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How To Try And Get Your Money Back After Being Scammed
The FTC reports consumers lost $10 billion to fraud in 2023. For these people, hopefully they tried getting their money back, as there are steps you can take.
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Wedding Trends That Will Save You So Much Money
With weddings costing on average ~$35,000, many couples are looking for ways to save. Elisse Mills shares with us her take on cost-cutting trends and ideas.
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How Do Sinking Funds Work?
In addition to an emergency fund, sinking funds can help you budget your money for the future. You can think of these funds as targeted savings accounts.
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The Sartorial Rule Many Successful People Follow
Steve Jobs. Mark Zuckerberg. John Paul DeJoria. These are a few names that come to mind with a certain style. You can do the same and save while you're at it.
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