The Two Rare Metals That Hit Record-Breaking Highs At The Same Time
Safe-haven investments skyrocketed in popularity in late 2025 and early 2026, to the point that a few precious metals became more valuable than ever.
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Why More California Retirees Are Taking Their Pension Out Of State
The population of California has shrunken considerably throughout the 21st century, and many seniors seem to have departed for the same reason.
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The US State That Can Penalize Parents If Children Aren't On Their Car Insurance Plan
Car insurance is an expensive necessity, but it might not help Michigan drivers who violate or neglect one particular condition on their policy agreement.
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The One Service Boomers Paid More For In The 1970s Than They Do Now
It's easy to assume everything was cheaper back in the '70s, but one industry is significantly more accessible to consumers now than it was back then.
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How A Premium Coffee Brand Ends Up At Dollar Tree For $2
Cheap doesn't always mean bad, and businesses like Dollar Tree prove that by providing its customers high-end products at shockingly low prices.
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US Cities With Some Of The Highest Utility Costs
While rent is often the average consumer's biggest monthly expense, there are some areas where electric, water, and waste bills can be just as staggering.
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Warren Buffett's Smartest Investments Made Him Millions
Warren Buffett is one of the greatest investors. He would have never become a billionaire if it weren't for making smart investments with some key companies.
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5 Signs You're Wealthier Than The Average Baby Boomer
It's well-known that baby boomers hold the largest chunk of the nation's wealth. But these five signs may mean that you're wealthier than the average boomer.
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A Career Coach Warns This Common Mindset Is Sabotaging Job Searches After Age 40
Older workers are struggling to find jobs in an unpredictable market, but one expert thinks that a shift in perspective could be the secret to success.
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The Down Payment Plan Trump Rejects (Despite White House Support)
President Donald Trump poured cold water on his administration's plan for helping Americans find money for home down payments. Here is what we know.
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The US Dollar Just Fell And The Reason Is Clear
Following a year-long decline, the U.S. dollar experienced a notable drop on January 20, 2026, and the downward trend has continued since. Here's what we know.
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China's Wind Farms Generate More Money Than You Think
China has become a global leader in renewable energy, and its investment in the sector is paying off. Here's how much revenue China's wind farms generate.
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Why Credit Card Users At Walmart And Target Could Start Paying More
After years of legal back and forth, major retailers may be changing their credit card payment policies and consumers could wind up footing the bill.
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The Affordability Crisis Forced Americans To Make 3 Big Changes In 2025
The increasing cost of living in America has forced many consumers to change their spending and saving habits just to stay afloat financially.
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The Real Reason Diesel Fuel Is Costing Americans More While Europe Pays Less
Filling up on diesel is a sizable investment anywhere, but its price compared to gasoline can vary widely depending on where in the world you buy it.
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Chick-Fil-A's Bold Move Shows How Far Restaurants Will Go To Protect Sales
In many ways, Chick-Fil-A is thriving compared to some of its competition. Even so, it just launched some big changes in an attempt to further its success.
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Consumer Reports Says These Are The 3 Best Home Insurance Companies
Based on responses from thousands of policyholders about their homeowners' insurance policies, Consumer Reports puts its stamp of approval on three companies.
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How Much Would You Get If America's Money Were Split Evenly?
It's no secret that a significant wealth gap exists in the United States. But how much would everyone get if the wealth were redistributed equally?
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The 10 Most Expensive TV Shows Ever Made
The streaming app wars have companies investing more money in better quality shows. Find out which popular TV series had the biggest budgets.
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The Top 3 Global Currencies That Are Coming For The US Dollar
The U.S. dollar has recently weakened against other major global currencies, and these three nations' currencies have risen the highest against the dollar.
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Why Washington Homeowners Are Suing Big Oil Companies
In a class action lawsuit from November 2025, Washington homeowners, represented by law firm Hagens Berman, are suing several Big Oil companies. Here's why.
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Why The SoFi CEO Is A Big Fan Of Trump's Proposed Credit Card Interest Rate Caps
President Trump's recent call to cap credit card rates has one unlikely supporter — the CEO of SoFi, a digital bank specializing in personal loans.
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Celebrities Loved This NYC Restaurant - Now It's Closed Forever
The restaurant industry has always been unpredictable, but when a legendary restaurant closes its doors, it can feel like things are going from bad to worse.
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The Promise Experts Say Washington Should Break To Save Social Security
As the debate over Social Security's insolvency continues to rage, some argue that Congress needs to make an unpopular, but necessary, decision.
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These Major Stores Are Closing Locations In 2026
Retail companies are continuing to struggle amidst global trade tensions and the shift to e-commerce. These major stores will be closing locations in 2026.
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Trump Wants A Credit Card Interest Rate Cap (But There's One Major Problem)
While interest rates are crushing many Americans financially, a recently announced change to interest laws could potentially do more harm than good.
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Surprising Reasons Why TVs At Costco Are Returned So Frequently
Buying a TV can be intimidating, as they're bulky items you look at every day. One big-box TV retailer ends up restocking many of the ones leaving its shelves.
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