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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The Medical Screening Medicare Gives Seniors For Free
Preventative care can be pricey, so many people put it off. But older patients can receive one essential examination at no cost with the right qualifications.
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The Most Scandalous Bankruptcies In Recent American History
Companies including FTX and Enron were at the peak of their game when it was revealed that they'd been skirting the rules all along.
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Kevin O'Leary Says This Savings Rule Could Turn You Into A Millionaire Before Retirement
According to Kevin O'Leary, investing this percentage of your salary consistently over a few decades can have a return of over $1 million by your mid-60s.
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The One Thing Warren Buffett Never Leaves The House Without
If there's anyone you should look out for his financial advice, it's Warren Buffett. And here is one asset he never leaves his house without.
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When Your Investable Assets Reach This Number, It's Time To Hire A Financial Planner
There may come a time where managing your own finances becomes too complicated. Experts have pretty clear recommendations for when to bring in help.
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Customers' Top 10 Favorite Car Brands, According To Consumer Reports
A Consumer Reports ranking ranks automakers by how satisfied owners of their vehicles are, with an upstart EV brand coming out on top.
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The Hidden Costs Of Inheriting A House That's Paid Off
While inheriting a paid off house might sound like a dream to some, the reality can come with a laundry list of extra expenses that might not be in your budget.
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Retirees Can Live On Social Security Alone In This State Out West (But Only If You Don't Have A Mortgage)
Even if their house is paid off, many people still need some form of income to get by once they leave the workforce — unless they move to the desert.
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Kevin O'Leary's Spending Complaint Could Be A Grim Prediction For The Future Of Hollywood Movies
The film industry is a huge business, and based on one venture capitalist's opinion, the same tech taking jobs in other fields could impact movies soon too.
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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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The US State With The Lowest Average Social Security Payments
The fact this state boasts the lowest average SSA benefits payments is not necessarily a bad thing for those looking for a budget-friendly place to retire.
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Ikea's Largest Recall In Recent History Cost The Company A Ton Of Money
It may be hard to imagine a simple piece of furniture causing an immense tragedy, but that's the exact issue one major retailer dealt with in the mid-2010s.
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'Guarantee Cabins' Can Save You A Ton Of Money On A Cruise Trip
A guarantee cabin on a cruise means you'll have a room, but you won't be the one picking it. It's discounted accommodations that are a toss up on what you'll get.
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Retail Chains With The Best 'Member-Only Savings'
Costco is well-known for its high-volume discounts, but its far from the only shopping chain that offers great deals if you're willing to sign up.
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The US State With The Highest Home Ownership Rate Is Considered One Of The Worst To Live In
The phrase "You get what you pay for" applies to a lot of financial decisions, and buying a house is no different. At least, not in one southern state.
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3 Popular Fast Food Chains With The Most US Locations
Fast food chains have been struggling for years amidst changing consumer preferences, but these three have managed to maintain the most locations in the US.
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The Average Cost Of Medicare Part D For Retirees In 2025
The price of prescriptions can be staggering without insurance, but thanks to some government programs, retirees can pay reasonable premiums for coverage.
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You Might Be Considered 'Upper Class' If Your Portfolio Looks Like This
You can spend your whole life investing and still not know whether you've really made it. That said, most upper class portfolios share one defining trait.
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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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This Entrepreneur Gave Out Gift Cards For SNAP Relief And The Story Is Heartwarming
As one northeastern businessman proved in November 2025, you don't need to be a politician or work for a non-profit to help a lot of hungry people.
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Retirement Planning Tips That Also Boost Longevity, According To Experts
Proper retirement planning not only optimizes your budget and living circumstances, it can also boost your longevity, starting with mental health.
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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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The Company That Owns Annie's Homegrown Food Products Might Surprise You
While many consumers value organic products and food brands, the reality of who owns these companies behind the scenes could be disappointing.
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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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Your November SNAP Payment Is About To Look Very Different
For the millions of Americans who rely on government aid to buy food, their budgets may not shift quite as much as officials initially intended.
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