A Hard-To-Find Quarter From The 1930s Is Worth A Lot Of Money
This historically unique quarter represents a classic case of misalignment during pressing, resulting in a rare and valuable coin.
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Three Of These Bills Exist And One Could Fetch Up To $2 Million
Only three of these historic bank notes exist in the wild, and they're no longer legal tender -- so owning one is a true financial prize.
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It's Time To Call The IRS If This Happens To Your Tax Refund
E-filers should receive their tax refund in about three weeks, and those who mail in their filing must wait six -- here's what to do if yours is late.
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Robert Downey Jr.'s Expected Marvel Comeback Salary Is Higher Than You Can Imagine
Robert Downey, Jr. has made hundreds of millions of dollars acting in Marvel movies, and his role in an upcoming film will add significantly to that.
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A Changing Law Might Raise The Low Prices Of Discount Brands Like Shein And Temu
The de minimis exemption is how brands like Shein and Temu can sell steeply discounted goods to Americans, and it may be shifting.
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These 5 U.S. States Have The Cheapest Assisted Living Costs For Seniors
Assisted living isn't going to be cheap no matter where you live, but it can be slightly more affordable in some states than in others.
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If You Invested $1,000 In Home Depot 10 Years Ago, Here's How Rich You'd Be Today
Investing in The Home Depot a decade ago would have netted you returns higher than most non-tech stocks, and that's before dividends.
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The Recommended Retirement Withdrawal Rate Dropped In 2025. Here's What It Means For Retirees
Retirees and FIRE advocates have for decades harked on about the 4% rule, but new statistics show that a smarter move is to withdraw less.
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Waiting Until This Age To Retire Can Majorly Boost Your Social Security Benefits
Waiting until this age to draw Social Security benefits allows you to maximize the amount you'll receive and provides extra time to save.
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The Tax Credit You Might Be Missing Out On If You Have A Retirement Fund
The IRS encourages U.S. citizens to save for retirement in many ways, including a tax credit that rewards Americans for retirement contributions.
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How Much Stronger The U.S. Dollar Is Compared To The Rest Of The World
The strength of the U.S. dollar against global currencies impacts factors like trade, international travel, and even domestic businesses.
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10 Alarming Stats About American Consumer Debt That Should Concern You
Americans are gravitating towards higher-interest debt such as credit cards, and face bigger burdens when entering the housing market.
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The 5 Worst Jobs If You Want To Retire Early
Retiring early often requires following FIRE principles, but this can be tough to do in a career doesn't provide much wiggle room.
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You Can Apply For Social Security Early, But There's One Catch You Should Know
Applying early for your Social Security benefits is doable, but the financial hit you're likely to take may make it less worth it.
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How Much Money You'd Have If You Invested $1,000 In Wendy's 10 Years Ago
Investing in Wendy's has proved profitable not just over the past decade but in the time since the company first went public in 1976.
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What Are Endowment Funds And Can You Invest In Them
Endowment funds are widely used by wealthy donors to distribute money to cultural, religious, and charitable organizations, with one big perk.
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If You Invested $1,000 In Coca-Cola 10 Years Ago, Here's How Rich You'd Be Today
Coca-Cola has done well for its investors historically, delivering good returns both over the past century and across the last decade.
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How To Tell If Your Artwork Is Worth Any Money
Gauging whether or not a piece of art you own is worth any real money can be done with a couple of simple steps that you can do at home.
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Two Of Europe's Largest Economies Are Shrinking. Here's Why It Matters
The economies of these larger countries have been shrinking, leading speculators to wonder if the economic downturn in Europe will spread.
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Scam Phone Numbers To Never Answer If They Call You
Scam phone calls are so common that there is now even a list of the the phone numbers and area codes most frequently associated with them.
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Buying Plants At Home Depot Is The Best Budget-Friendly Option For One Reason
Buying plants at Home Depot comes with what amounts to a "warranty" on your purchase that protects it for up to one year afterward.
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What 'Congestion Pricing' Means For Drivers And Their Wallets
Congestion pricing is a practice that charges drivers a fee to enter congested areas during peak hours, and it's already working in New York City.
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You've Been Warned: Buying These Items On Amazon Is Risky Business
Buying this stuff on Amazon puts you at a greater risk of receiving counterfeit products than buying items from most other categories.
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How Often You Should Buy Lottery Tickets For The Best Odds, According To A Statistician
Stefan Mandel developed a way to win the lottery more than a dozen times, and while you can't replicate him exactly, there are steps you can take.
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The US State You Can't Remain Anonymous In If You Win The Lottery
Many states allow big-money lottery winners to remain anonymous in order to protect their privacy, but other states -- one, most notably -- do not.
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Donald Trump's Proposed Tariffs Could Change The Way You Eat At Restaurants
Increased tariffs on imported alcohol and wine could significantly raise prices on restaurant menus, even impacting those who don't drink.
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What It Means When The Crypto Market Is In The 'Banana Zone'
The 'banana zone' happens during a specific segment of the market cycle, as defined by Raoul Pal, and we may be entering it currently.
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