Shark Tank's Scrub Daddy: How Successful Is The Company Now?
Scrub Daddy is one of the most successful businesses ever to come out of the "Shark Tank" tank. Over 12 years later, the company is still innovating.
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A Popular Family-Friendly Restaurant Chain Just Filed For Bankruptcy
Another casual chain filed for bankruptcy protection on Saturday, November 2, 2024, and a major corporate restructuring is expected to follow.
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How Much Money The US Really Spends On Social Security Every Year
By 2035, Social Security is projected to become insolvent, meaning it won't be able to pay out full benefits. Here's the cost of the program today.
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What Happens To The Mega Millions Jackpot If No One Claims The Money?
Depending on their jurisdiction, Mega Millions winners have between 90 days and a year to claim their prize. Yet sometimes, the winner never shows.
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When You Should Stop And Change Your Social Security Number Immediately
The Social Security Administration only issues new Social Security numbers in a handful of circumstances. To request a new number, it must be done in person.
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Someone Got Paid A Ton For A Piece Of Presidential History On Pawn Stars
History Channel's "Pawn Stars" has seen its share of odd, fascinating, and unexpected items. In this case, a historic box related to a famous embargo.
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11 Of The Absolute Worst Businesses To Start Today
Starting a business is a great way to build more independence into your life, but you'll want to be wary of starting one in these niches.
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Whatever Happened To Xero Shoes After It Flopped On Shark Tank?
When Xero Shoes appeared on "Shark Tank," the Sharks didn't bite. However, the startup still made the most out of its encounter with the Shark Tank Effect.
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Beloved Children's Books That Are Worth A Ton Of Money
Most can name all-time beloved children's books, but did you ever consider the resale value of such literature? As with any collectible, rarity is a key factor.
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Major Fast-Food Chain To Shut Down Over 100 US Locations
In an October 31 earnings call, this restaurant confirmed the closure of 140 stores in the coming months. It also said it would be opening new stores.
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A Rare Dime Missing A Special Mark Just Sold For An Absurd Amount Of Money
Not only is this dime extremely rare (as in one of only two known to exist), but the story of how it came to be sold is also one in a million.
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How To Tell If Your Old Comic Books Are Worth Anything
While a comic like "Action Comics No. 1" can sell for millions, this is the exception. Still, here's the criteria a valuable comic will need to meet.
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How The McDonald's Listeria Recall Could Affect Its Bottom Line
When it comes to food recalls, the costs for a company are both direct and indirect. As well, a company must deal with the short- and long-term impact.
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Your Old Troll Dolls Might Be Worth A Lot Of Money Today
While kids today know troll dolls from the "Trolls" movies, these dolls based on Scandinavian folklore have been around for more than 60 years.
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Pipcorn Snacks: Whatever Happened To The Company After Shark Tank?
The idea of Pipcorn Snacks was born in 2010, and it took the company four years to make it to "Shark Tank," where it found even more success.
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An Old Toy You May Have From Your Childhood Could Be Worth A Lot Of Money
Invented in 1966, this illuminating, creative toy was inducted into the Toy Hall of Fame in 2022. New generations can still find it on shelves today.
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This 2025 Social Security COLA Phenomenon Hasn't Happened In Decades
In 2025, the COLA rate will be 2.5%, down from 3.2% in 2024, 8.7% in 2023, and 5.9% in 2022. Still, it tied a streak not seen since the 1990s.
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Watchdog Group Reports On The Impact Of Trump's Tax Plan On Social Security
Both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have pledged to protect Social Security, with the looming cliff of the program's insolvency now less than 10 years away.
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We Finally Know How Much It Really Costs To Live The 'American Dream' For A Lifetime
Living the "American Dream" is a desire sought by people the world over, but it's always been a vague milestone based more on rationale than data.
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One Of America's Largest Department Stores Is Closing More Locations
Founded in 1858, this department store is associated with two major holidays: Christmas and Thanksgiving. But that hasn't saved it from hard times.
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What Even Happened To Blockbuster Video? Here's Why The Company Closed
At one time, you couldn't drive far without coming across a Blockbuster, and "make it a Blockbuster night" was what many families did on Fridays.
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Sports Collectibles Most Likely To Increase In Value With Time
Unless you're talking about a historic item like Shohei Ohtani's "50" home-run ball, it's not so simple to know what you have as far as future value.
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What Happened To Toys 'R' Us After It Filed For Bankruptcy?
In 2024, Toys 'R' Us (founded in 1948) began its comeback, seven years after it filed for bankruptcy and six years after it liquidated its U.S. stores.
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These Watches Are Worth A Ton Of Money (And You May Have Them Lying Around)
The worth of a family heirloom watch goes beyond a number. Yet if you do have a watch that's been passed down generations, it could be quite valuable.
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11 Ways The US Economy Is Designed To Make The Rich Richer
Via factors including the court system, compound interest, and lobbying, the economy of the United States significantly favors the wealthy.
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Check Your Cupboards: Your Old Cookbooks Might Be Worth A Ton Of Money
As the "Antiques Roadshow" has shown us for years, you never know what valuable item you might have in your family. One such heirloom is the cookbook.
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One Of America's Biggest Discount Retailers Is Closing Its Last Full-Size US Store
This American discount retailer was founded in the 19th century, in 1899. Now, some 125 years later, it's ready to close its last full-size store in the U.S.
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