The Cheapest Way To Order Coffee In Italy Might Surprise Tourists
The price of a cup of coffee has continued to rise in much of the world, but not in Italy. At least, not if you know how to ask for it.
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Big Lots' Big Reopening Means One Thing For Shoppers
Big Lots had a tough year, but it's back with new products, new ownership, and the same wholesale attitude. The sooner you visit, the better.
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This FICO Change Could Significantly Impact Your Credit Score
Shifting borrowing habits and convenient financing options are changing the way lenders view creditworthiness. Here's how your credit score could be affected.
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Consumer Reports' List Of Best Cheap Cars, Ranked By Reliability
Consumer Reports analyzed nearly every make and model available on the market by price and reliability to determine the best options.
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The New Perks Of Chase's $795 Annual Credit Card Fee
The recent $245 increase in Chase's annual credit card fee might sound excessive, but the added perks that come with this increase could be worth it for some.
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Why Shopping At Coach Can Be A Status Symbol For Some Americans
Affordable yet aspirational, Coach bags bridge luxury and accessibility. Their place in fashion says more about status than you might expect.
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USPS Is Increasing Prices (But Claims It's Not Forever)
Despite a postage increase in July, USPS is set to enforce another increase starting October 5, 2025 -- but this time the price hike is meant to be temporary.
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This Recently Reopened Restaurant Chain Just Had To Close (Again)
As restaurants continue to struggle, one particular Oklahoma chain has experienced a second closure in less than three months, and this one is permanent.
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Batman Toys That Are Worth A Ton Of Money
Batman toys are commonplace, but original items in mint condition from the early days of the show can sometimes be worth five figures - or more.
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Consumer Reports Says This Car Is One Of The Worst Deals You Can Buy Right Now
Getting a good deal is something most people prioritize when buying a car, and Consumer Reports warns that one make and model is way overpriced.
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Buying A New Car? Here's The Unfortunate Truth About Interest Rate Cuts On Car Payments
The Fed's recent announcement that it would be dropping interest rates a quarter-point has some consumers excited about the possibilities for borrowing.
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Car Brands Retirees Will Instantly Regret Buying
Retirees tend to prefer efficient vehicles that are dependable and easy to get in and out of -- which these car brands don't specialize in.
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The Unexpected Value Of Your Old Motorcycles
The value of many collectibles has been decreasing, but this trend has not affected motorcycles. Discover why your old bike may fetch more than you think.
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You're Probably Upper-Middle Class If You Regularly Buy From These Brands
Brands like Away, Everlane, and Tesla are symbols of the upper-middle class, displaying stability and success but not necessarily endless riches.
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Donald Trump Is Placing New Import Taxes On These Items
Just when you thought the ongoing tariff bonanza couldn't get any more complicated, Trump announced new tariffs on specific items you might need.
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Online Shopping Scams: Think Twice If You Spot These Website Red Flags
Online shopping scams are rampant these days, and consumers are advised to monitor factors like site load speed and URL irregularities.
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This Italian Restaurant Chain Had A Clear Plan Before Filing For Bankruptcy
While it might feel like yet another restaurant bit the dust, the pre-bankruptcy planning of this Italian restaurant might just mean it survives long term.
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Retirees Should Rethink These Bills Immediately
Moving into retirement not only means ridding yourself of your professional obligations, but also certain financial obligations as well.
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Consumer Reports Says This Popular 2025 Vehicle Is One Of The Least Reliable
While sticker price can be an important factor when shopping for a new car, researching the model's reliability should be just as important.
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12 Popular Candies You Never Knew Mars Owned
Mars owns many of the most popular candies in the country, including M&Ms, Snickers, and some lesser-celebrated by equally respected treats.
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This Major Pet Store Is Closing Locations Across America And The Reason Couldn't Be Clearer
One of the largest pet store chains is closing locations across the country, and the reason why isn't a surprise to anyone who has been paying attention.
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You've Been Warned: Shopping For Loans Could Hurt Your Credit Score
Whether you're financing a major purchase or applying for a credit card, loan shopping can help you find the best rates. It might also drop your credit score.
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Costco Food Products You Can Buy For $5 Or Less
Costco is known for its bulk options that come at huge discounts, but items like hamburger buns and fresh fruit are a total steal.
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The Popular Video Game Company That's Owned By China
Tencent is now in control of the maker of League of Legends (LoL), putting it on a crash course with the government's concerns of foreign influence.
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Posters From This Iconic Movie Are Worth As Much As $228,000
Movie posters: You may know them from college dorm rooms or your uncle's man cave. They look great on a wall, and even better getting sold at an auction.
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This Type Of Travel Souvenir Is The Biggest Waste Of Money
Vacationers are becoming more discerning about the souvenirs they purchase while traveling, thanks in part to airline fees and a greater emphasis on experiences.
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13 Popular Foods You Never Knew Were Owned By Conagra Brands
Conagra brands owns some of the most well-known grocery store staples including Marie Callender's and Birds Eye, most acquired from other companies.
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