Retirees Should Avoid These Crypto Mistakes At All Costs
Digital assets can be great for diversifying your portfolio in retirement, but some common crypto pitfalls are of particular danger to seniors.
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The 13 Strongest Currencies In The World, Ranked
The U.S. Dollar is not the most valuable currency in the world, falling well behind several Middle Eastern and European counterparts.
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Warning Signs Of A Looming Recession, According To An Economist
As prices rise and financial uncertainty spreads, experts are picking up on more and more indicators that the economy is in a considerable decline.
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5 Signs Jack In The Box May Not Survive Much Longer
Like many restaurants, Jack in the Box is struggling as people dine out less often. However, five ominous signs show that the chain may not last much longer.
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The Salary Benchmarks Defining 'Comfortable Living' In The Midwest
Due to inflation, many Americans are looking to move to places with a lower cost of living. Here's how much you need to make to be comfortable in the Midwest.
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5 Bold Market Predictions For 2026 We're Paying Close Attention To
With 2026 around the corner, it's worth noting some of the boldest (and possibly most consequential) market predictions from the nation's top analysts.
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The Surprising Way Fed Rate Cuts Could Impact Social Security
Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts could be a sign of what's to come when the Social Security COLA increase is calculated for 2027. Here's what we know.
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The Rival Sports Retailer That Bought Foot Locker For A Ton Of Money
Foot Locker is an iconic athletic footwear brand that has been struggling to stay afloat. A rival sports retailer just purchased it for a hefty sum.
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Bulky Costco Products That Are Helping The Company Soar
Costco has always had more to offer than its food court and cheap alcohol and toilet paper, but shoppers are making bigger purchases more often than ever.
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The 11 Cities With The Fastest-Growing Wealthy Populations In The U.S.
Whether they're looking for a seaside mansion, a corner office, or a penthouse apartment, wealthy Americans on the move tend to find it in these cities.
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A New Rule Could Change What National Parks Are Allowed To Sell
If passed and signed into law, this bipartisan bill would require all gift shops in national parks to sell products manufactured in the United States.
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The Home Depot Theft Ring That's Even Crazier Than It Sounds
A recent investigation into retail theft led to the arrest of a theft ring targeting The Home Depot stores in New York and eight other states.
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The Younger Generation That Now Owns More Home Wealth Than The Silent Generation
While wealth increases generally make sense as generations age, the real reason behind this younger generation's increase in ranking is more morbid.
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4 Foods That Saw The Biggest Price Spikes In 2025
It's no secret that grocery prices and food costs as a whole are up in 2025, with 2026 not looking much better. Here are the biggest wallet busters this year.
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5 Tech Celebs That Claim AI Will Take Over Jobs (And What That Means For Your Future)
Do you fear AI's potential for replacing humans in the workforce? These five celebrities claim that AI will cause job displacement, one way or another.
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The Cost Of Ground Beef In 2000 Will Leave You Doing A Double Take
The cost of ground beef has wildly surpassed the average annual inflation rate, and the price hike may have you searching for vegetarian options.
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The First Ever McDonald's Big Mac Was More Than 10 Times Cheaper Compared To Today
Launched in the 1960s, McDonald's Big Mac has grown in price faster than the rate of inflation, and the price of the first-ever Big Mac may surprise you.
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Dave Ramsey Reveals 3 Ways To Fix The Housing Problem
Owning property feels more inaccessible for the average consumer by the day, but one expert has a few ideas that could turn more Americans into homeowners.
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This Metal Is Hitting Record Highs - And It's Not Gold Or Silver
While many metals are hitting record highs in 2025, this typically less valuable one could be facing significant and long-term price hikes.
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America's Biggest Beef Import Isn't Steak
The U.S. is responsible for tons of red meat consumption every year, but its beef industry is more self-sufficient than its frequent outsourcing suggests.
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These Investment Companies Are Denying 401k Access To Customers
Being denied access to your own investment accounts is many a saver's nightmare, and many users of these two platforms are dealing with it right now.
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The Cost Of Jeff Bezos' New AI Startup Might Shock You
The amount of money that Jeff Bezos' latest AI startup, known as Project Prometheus, already has is more than some startups can hope for even after decades.
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Shoppers Get Ready: Aldi Is Making 2 Big Moves In 2026
The grocery brand Aldi has evolved at an impressive pace for several decades, and two of its recent announcements show it's not slowing down any time soon.
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What Is A 'K-Shaped' Economy And Is The US Currently Experiencing One?
The term "K-shaped economy" is dominating recent headlines, but what does it mean? And is the United States actually experiencing this type of economy?
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Midwest Based Hardware Retailer Files For Bankruptcy
A well-known, locally owned Midwest business has become the latest victim to the changing tides of the U.S. economy — and its competition is suffering too.
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The Truth Behind How Social Security's Annual COLA Increase Is Calculated
It's staggering how much of an impact some basic math can have on millions of lives, but that's exactly what determines Social Security payments.
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The Healthcare System Medicare Advantage Could Be Dropping Soon
Major insurance company UnitedHealthcare is set to drop this health network serving metropolitan New York from its Medicare Advantage coverage.
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