A Discount Retailer Known For Good Furniture Deals Is Closing A Ton Of Stores
It seems like everywhere you look in 2025, another retailer is closing stores. The newest company to join this trend specializes in home furniture and décor.
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What US States Really Do With Lottery Money
While your chances of winning a lottery jackpot are slim, just by buying a ticket you are more than likely contributing to important projects in your state.
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The Unexpected Value Of Your Halloween II VHS Tape
While you might assume any old VHS tapes lying around are simply a relic of the past, certain copies of movies could actually be worth a small fortune.
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A First Edition Of This Popular Old Children's Book Is Worth A Ton
While antique or first editions of books can be worth a lot, one of the 23 remaining first editions of this popular children's book could fetch a small fortune.
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A Controversial Quarter From 1916 Could Be Worth A Ton Of Money
While there are many valuable old coins out there, perhaps none have a more strange, or controversial, history than this special quarter featuring Lady Liberty.
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If You Have A Coin With This Defect, It Could Be Worth A Ton Of Money
While coin collecting can be a fun and casual hobby for many, keeping an eye out for this special kind of error coin could mean big money for a collector.
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Who's Raking In The Most Wealth? A Look At The Generations
The amount of wealth accrued by each adult generation points at some interesting financial trends guiding the modern economic landscape.
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The British Royal Family's Net Worth Is Hard To Calculate. Here's Why
The British Monarchy's wealth is in the billions of dollars, but much of that is tied up in real estate and other valuable holdings.
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The 2004 State Quarter That Could Be Worth A Ton Of Money
Certain 2004 quarters made in honor of this U.S. state could be worth upwards of $100 if once specific flaw is present in its minting.
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What Is The 'Singleton Method' And Can It Help You Win Scratch-Off Lottery Tickets?
The Singleton Method was developed to help players identify numerical patterns in scratch tickets, in order to boost odds of winning.
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Here's How Much It Costs To Make Every Major US Coin
Coins aren't necessarily worth their face value, with some worth more than their cost of production and the penny famously worth less.
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The Unexpected Value Of Your Vintage Le Creuset Pot
While Le Creuset products might cost you a pretty penny, they could also end up being worth a lot more money than you initially paid for them.
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The Iconic Diner Chain That's Closing Dozens Of Locations In 2025
This chain closed dozens of stores in 2024 and plans to do the same again in 2025, as its latest earnings report drew immense skepticism.
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Acting Head Of Social Security Steps Down In Major Shake-Up
Acting head of the Social Security Administration (SSA), Michelle King, has stepped down following a request from DOGE for sensitive data.
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It Only Costs 5 Cents To Make A Dime, But It's More Than Double That For A Nickel
The cost to produce a coin and its assigned face value don't necessarily line up, especially in the case of the lowest-value coins.
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The Unexpected Value Of Your Vintage KitchenAid Mixer
If you have an old KitchenAid mixer lying around your house, you could be sitting on not just a functional tool but also an extremely valuable appliance.
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The Businesses Impacted The Most By Daylight Savings Time
Daylight Savings Time is often thought of as primarily benefitting farmers, but in actuality there are many businesses that see a boon.
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The Sneaky Reason Why Jeff Bezos' Salary Is So Low
Jeff Bezos and other billionaire CEOs employ the tactic of taking a low annual salary and holding most of their wealth in property and equity.
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How Much Does It Cost The Government To Make A Dollar Bill?
Printing a dollar bill costs far less than a dollar, largely due to the sheer volume that the federal government produces each year.
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How A Phone Call Can Get You Dropped From Your Insurance Company
When it comes to dealing with insurance companies, the less interaction you have with them the better, in order to avoid misunderstandings.
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Can Social Security Numbers Really Start With A '0'?
Social Security numbers have been around for nearly 100 years, and there is a specific reasoning behind what the digits represent and why.
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Why Is The Middle Class Vanishing? Here's What We Know
The American Middle Class has shrunk notably sine the 1970s, as income disparity has pushed more and more families to the fringes.
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The Rare 'Buffalo' Nickel That Could Be Worth Thousands Of Dollars
If you have a rare "Buffalo" nickel from the Denver mint, it could be worth much more than it's face value, so look closely at yours.
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The Worst Financial Crimes Committed By Celebrities
Celebrities have on many occasions gotten themselves into trouble for avoiding taxes or not filing their returns altogether -- or worse.
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The Social Security Test You Should Expect If You're Under Retirement Age
If you decide to begin taking Social Security benefits for you reach the Full Retirement Age, you will likely be subject to this test.
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Why Finding A 'Die Error' Coin Could Make You Richer
A "die error" coin means the coin is effectively a misprint, and though it made it into circulation it's a rare find and could be worth more.
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Another Big Change To Social Security Services Is Coming In 2025
Beginning in 2025, appointments will be necessary when visiting Social Security offices in many instances, in an effort to increase organization.
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