The Seafood America Spends The Most On Isn't Tuna
Americans certainly love their tuna sandwiches, but national import and consumption data suggests they spend more on another kind of seafood.
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Warren Buffett Doesn't Waste Money On This Common Spending Habit
There are so many ways you can lose money unnecessarily in your day-to-day life, but one expert's approach to daily budgeting could save you tons long term.
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Budget Living: Iowa's Scenic River City Is An Affordable Place To Settle
When they picture the midwest, many imagine endless fields and rural towns. Once you see this city, though, you'll see the region can be quite bustling.
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The Unexpected Value Of $100 If You Live In California
A $100 bill may be worth the same across the nation, but its purchasing power varies widely between states. It's value in California might surprise you.
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How To Get Your Money Back If A Product Is Recalled
When an item's deemed unsafe or defective, it can cost consumers. Luckily, disappointed buyers can often get compensated for the inconvenience.
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Warren Buffett Says This Hobby Is A Complete Waste Of Money
If there's one wealth guru we should take money advice from, it's billionaire Warren Buffet, and he warns against this one increasingly common hobby.
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10 Kitchen Gadgets You Should Stop Buying To Save More Money
Kitchen gadgets make great gifts and can save you prep time, but unless you use them constantly, tools such as a garlic press or pasta maker are frivolous.
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The Average Net Worth Of Renters Vs Homeowners Might Catch You Off Guard
A recent report from National Association of Realtors found that the average net worth of renters vs homeowners is likely bigger than you think.
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10 Items 'Upper-Class' People (Almost) Never Spend Money On
Living large requires more than a sizable checking account and expensive taste. If you want to keep your lavish lifestyle afloat, beware of these purchases.
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These 2 Landlocked States Have Surprisingly High Rent Costs
Coastal states are well-known for having higher rental costs than their landlocked counterparts. These two noncoastal western states are bucking the trend.
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A Major Retailer Wants To Make Holiday Shopping Less Stressful On Your Wallet
A major retailer is vowing to make it easier to shop for holiday meals by offering substantial savings on key staples, such as turkey. Here's what we know.
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The Luxurious Purchase A Retiree Could Immediately Regret Buying
While you might feel like reaching retirement gives you the freedom to splurge on special purchases, this one item in particular might not be worth it.
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How Medicare Recipients End Up Paying More Thanks To Medicare Advantage
For nearly 30 years, Medicare Advantage recipients have enjoyed a free-market version of Medicare coverage — while everybody else pays the price.
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The Water Heater Hack That Can Save Up To 16% On Your Electric Bill
Heating water makes up a major chunk of your electric bill. With electricity prices on the rise, slash your water heater's energy usage with this simple tip.
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The Travel Trick Rick Steves Uses To Save Time And Money At The Same Time
If you're looking to enjoy more exploration time during your vacation, then this combo ticket could be the perfect choice -- while also saving you money.
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The Truth Behind Verizon's 'Free Phone' Initiative - Is It Worth It?
While plenty of companies offer marketing tactics and sales ploys in order to lure customers, Verizon's free phone deal stands out as particularly appealing.
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Changes Are Coming To Medicare Advantage Plans In 2026
As the government continues to cut funding for more and more essential programs, seniors' access to healthcare is in for some serious changes in the new year.
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Even 'Upper Class' People Have This Bad Credit Card Habit
Higher income can mean higher spending, and no matter where on the wealth scale you fall, a lot of people wind up with the same financial problem.
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Penny Shortages Are Having An Unexpected Effect On Banks And Businesses
Even though President Trump ordered the U.S. to stop production of the penny in February, retailers are only just starting to feel the effects.
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When Your Credit Score Reaches This Number, You Could Qualify For A Premium Credit Card
A premium credit card could be your gateway to lower interest rates, cheap hotels, and airport lounges — but what credit score do you need to actually get one?
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The Average Cost Of A Disney World Vacation Will Make You Pause
A Disney World trip can cost more than the average American budgets for vacation, given the price for lodging, park entry, dining, and extra activities.
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The US Debt Strategy That Made Dave Ramsey Laugh
The government is now accepting payment via the same platform many people use to cover their share of the bill at dinner, and one expert finds it idiotic.
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You've Been Warned: This Kind Of Purchase Could Sink Your Mortgage Approval
Lenders don't care how badly you want or need something. If buying it makes loaning you money more of a liability, you can kiss your dream home goodbye.
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One Pound Of $1 Bills Has An Unexpected Value
Have you ever needed to know how much a pound of dollar bills is worth? Let's be honest, probably not — but that doesn't make it any less fascinating.
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You're Wasting Money If You Buy This Accessory At The Dollar Store
You can buy plenty of useful things at dollar stores — but, for the sake of your budget and your health,, there's one kind of item you should always avoid.
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One Of The Most Affordable Places To Live In The US Is An Underrated Midwest City
Living cheap isn't easy these days, but there are a few U.S. cities where your money will go a long way — including this hidden Midwestern gem.
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How Much It Costs To Clone A Dog (And Can You Finance It?)
Tom Brady was recently able to create a clone of his deceased dog, and the service is available commercially. Here's how much it would cost you to do the same.
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