The No. 2 Safest City In America Has Low Unemployment Rates
The most famous centers of wealth in America are not always the safest, but this lesser-known city in Kansas offers job prospects, prosperity, and safety.
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This Best-Selling McDonald's Menu Item Outsells Every Burger And Nugget
McDonald’s burgers are not the most popular item sold at the fast-food outlet. That title goes to this salty add-on that sees 3.6 billion orders a year.
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The Price Of TSA's New Fee Is Steep
Flying is inconvenient enough as it is, but many travelers may have to deal with a whole new expense in 2026 if they don't take precautions now.
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This Once-Popular 80s Restaurant Chain Is Making A Major Comeback
This restaurant was a beloved family dining spot in the '80s, but stiff competition forced most locations to close. It's now getting a new lease on life.
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The World's Largest Fast Food Chain Isn't McDonald's Or Starbucks
McDonald's and Starbucks each have more than 40,000 stores worldwide, yet neither is the top fast food chain — that honor goes to an ice cream and tea brand.
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One Of The Best Places To Live In Texas In 2025 Is More Affordable Than Austin
Austin is a relatively affordable city, but this nearby town is significantly cheaper, not to mention that it's a fantastic place to live in Texas.
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The Housing Market Will 'Go Ballistic' If Interest Rates Ever Hit This Number, According To Barbara Corcoran
Barbara Corcoran is an expert in real estate, and she speculates that if mortgage interest rates hit this percentage, it'll trigger a market feeding frenzy.
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This Scenic City On The Eastern Seaboard Has A Below-Average Cost Of Living
On the water and nestled between major cities in the heart of North Carolina is a beautiful area that's one of the more affordable places to live right now.
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The Most Profitable Fast Food Restaurant Chain In The World Is Also A Favorite
When it comes to profitability in the fast food sphere, one brand rises above all others to reign supreme. It beats giants like Starbucks and Chipotle even.
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The Most Rent-Burdened State In America Might Surprise You
In this volatile economy, renting has become more appealing than buying in many areas, but one surprising state is spending a ton of their income on rent.
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Here's What A Dozen Eggs Cost In The 1970s Compared To Today
In recent years, the price of eggs has risen dramatically due to various factors. The 1970s also saw a rise in egg prices throughout the decade.
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Kevin O'Leary's Top 3 Tips For Becoming An Entrepreneur
In 2024, Kevin O'Leary spoke to students at the University of North Dakota, sharing with them his top three tips for becoming a successful entrepreneur.
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You've Been Warned: Bankrate Says Saving Money Is Hardest If You Live In This State
In today's economy, it is not easy to save money in most places. However, it's harder in one state than in any other, according to a Bankrate report.
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The Biggest Inflation Problem In America Might Not Be Where You Think
Inflation is hitting the country hard right now, but some places are getting hit worse than others. The biggest inflation problem may not be where you'd expect.
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One Of America's Fastest-Growing Restaurant Chains Is Co-Owned By Drew Brees
Drew Brees became a legendary NFL quarterback, but his post-football endeavors have led him deep into the franchise restaurant business.
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You Might Be 'Lower Class' If Your Home Value Is Below This Number
While most would agree that building equity can have a more significant impact on net worth than income, certain home values could indicate lower income levels.
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Striking Gold: 2 States Lead The Nation In 'Marrying For Money'
Marrying for money is as old as marriage itself, and it's alive and well, especially in these two U.S. states. Here's where gold diggers are on the prowl.
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How The Average Household Income In The 1970s Compares To Today
While it's difficult to make an apples-to-apples comparison of household income in the 1970s to the 2020s, but there are several factors that you can look at.
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The Unexpected Company That Actually Owns Jaguar Land Rover
Jaguar Land Rover has been building luxury British cars for a long time. Since, 2008, it has been owned by a company in another country that may surprise you.
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How Portable Mortgages Would Change The Housing Market, According To An Economist
The Trump administration is taking portable mortgages into consideration, but they might not improve the economy as much as government agencies hope they will.
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You Might Be Considered 'Lower-Class' If Your Credit Score Is Below This Number
Your credit score is a shorthand way for banks and other lenders to see what kind of borrower you are, but a score below this number can send a bad signal.
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The State With The Highest Homelessness Rate Might Surprise You
Homelessness is at an all-time high in the U.S., but the state where the most unhoused people live is also the state has the highest cost of living.
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Consumer Reports Says This Popular SUV Is One Of The Least Reliable Cars
A larger car can be great for big families and serious travelers alike. While one popular vehicle may be decent on gas, the hassle might not be worth it.
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You've Been Warned: Waiting For Interest Rates To Drop Before Buying A Home Could Cost You
While waiting for home interest rates to drop might seem smart, it could actually cost you more money in the long run -- here's what to know.
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Why Amazon's Financial Strategy Is Making Everything Else You Buy More Expensive
Did you know that Amazon's financial strategy, which forces its sellers to lower their prices, is actually making things you buy elsewhere pricier?
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Costco's Best-Selling Item Isn't A Food Or Drink Item
Costco's highest-volume seller is a household staple you might not even think about, but it nets the company hundreds of millions of dollar every year.
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US States With The Strictest Statewide Rent Control Policies
Rent control is a popular idea, but very few states have any policies to the effect. Of the states that do, these are the ones with the strictest laws.
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