Car insurance is an expensive necessity, but it might not help Michigan drivers who violate or neglect one particular condition on their policy agreement.
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There are a lot of economic forces working against consumers, but curbing these unhelpful behaviors can be a great way to take matters into your own hands.
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It's easy to assume everything was cheaper back in the '70s, but one industry is significantly more accessible to consumers now than it was back then.
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As you plan for retirement you might assume that saving money should be your priority. However, there are some large purchases you might want to consider.
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While rent is often the average consumer's biggest monthly expense, there are some areas where electric, water, and waste bills can be just as staggering.
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Wealth isn't just defined by income or net worth. The act of buying certain items without financing them can be a strong indicator that you're well off.
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President Donald Trump poured cold water on his administration's plan for helping Americans find money for home down payments. Here is what we know.
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Not everyone can afford to put money away for their future, but there are many places in the U.S. that are effectively impossible for those people to afford.
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Shopping carts can be found almost everywhere — including places they shouldn't be. To address this issue, one U.S. city is implementing some big changes.
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Filling up on diesel is a sizable investment anywhere, but its price compared to gasoline can vary widely depending on where in the world you buy it.
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On your next trip to Greece, avoid massive throngs of tourists and the high prices they bring by following this timing advice from Rick Steves.
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Certain kinds of insurance can feel like expensive wastes of money, but investing in one variety could actually increase your wealth in the long term.
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Some of the people out there buying off-brand groceries or driving old cars can actually be surprisingly wealthy, they just show it in unexpected ways.
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Though the housing market has improved since 2008, one state still has a high concentration of homeowners fighting a losing battle with their mortgages.
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Living out your golden years on a sunny beach may sound like a dream, but the financial implications of going to Hawaii when you stop working are very real.
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Gen Z had demonstrated notably different shopping habits from older generations, prioritizing health and sustainability while driving less.
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Wealthy millenials have often embraced unconventional innovations in media and technology, and the decisions they make about cars falls right in line.
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These states offer wedding venue rentals far cheaper than the national average, whether you're hosting a large event or simply eloping.
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One of Costco's many benefits is its generous return policy (compared to other retailers), but the store does sell some things you can't get a refund on.
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These tips can help Americans save money on their daily coffee ritual, whether they prefer to brew their own at home or stop by a coffeeshop.
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If you're a high-net-worth individual, you may be quietly bleeding money all thanks to a simple but avoidable insurance mistake. Find out what it is.
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International travel can be expensive enough as it is without also dealing with added phone expenses. Luckily, Steves has the perfect advice for cheap service.
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Some spend their whole careers building a 401(k). When you reach retirement age, this is the amount you should take out monthly to ensure your savings last.
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Data now shows that comfortable amenities like gym memberships and rooftop solar panels are no longer as commonplace in the American middle class.
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When you join Sam's Club, you might expect serious savings out of the gate, but there are many ways to spend more at the warehouse store than you might think.
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As credit card debt continues to mount across the U.S., one generation in particular is far less likely to be paying accrued interest than others.
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As you begin the new year, you likely have a new budget in mind to help counteract reckless spending. Here's one move even experts believe is too extreme.
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