The Most Expensive Ford Recalls In Recent History
Ford has been the subject of numerous high-dollar recalls in recent decades, none more famous than the exploding Ford Pinto gas tanks.
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You Might Be Wealthier Than Most CEOs If You Have This Net Worth
Can you be wealthier than a CEO? It depends on a few factors — here's what goes into the wealth of CEOs, and how your net worth can compare to theirs.
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The Money Behind This Superyacht Repair Facility Will Stop You In Your Tracks
Superyachts are reserved for the only the wealthiest among us, but the unsung hero may be the repair facilities. This one has some serious money behind it.
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3 Restaurant Chains With The Cheapest Steak Deals
A steak dinner can be expensive but looking to save money? We take a look at the popular steakhouse chains that are also easy on the wallet.
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One Simple Way To Tell The Difference Between Good Debt And Bad Debt
The very word "debt" carries with it a negative connotation, leaving many to think all debt is bad. Yet, there is good debt, and this is how you can tell.
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West Texas' Affordable City Combines Budget-Friendly Living With Historic Charm
With the economy in bad shape, many people are looking for more affordable cities with cheaper groceries, and West Texas may be their next stop.
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How Much Money Does It Cost To Buy A Tiny House On Amazon?
A tiny house may be a desirable option when looking to downsize or beat the housing market. However, how much should be set aside for such a purchase on Amazon?
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Big Savings Ahead: Medicare Cuts Costs On 15 Drugs
Paying for prescriptions is a burden for many, but there's good news. Under the Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program, 15 drugs' prices will be cut soon.
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The Most Rent-Burdened State In America Might Surprise You
In this volatile economy, renting has become more appealing than buying in many areas, but one surprising state is spending a ton of their income on rent.
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Take These Crucial Steps Every Time You Get Paid
Earnings from work can feel great when they finally hit your bank account, but hold off on any spending sprees until you've checked all these boxes.
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Don't Quit Your Job Before Checking This 401k Number First
Many employees get paid with more than just a salary. If you're planning on leaving a job, beware of one potential consequence that could cost you thousands.
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Thrifting Can Save The Average American A Surprising Amount Of Money
As inflation and tariffs drive prices higher, Americans are looking for ways to save. Browsing thrift stores is a great way to buy things at lower prices.
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Affordable Alternatives To Save You Money On Pest Control
Pest control is an unfortunate reality for most homeowners, but these DIY tricks and hacks can prevent it from costing an arm and a leg.
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Here's What A Dozen Eggs Cost In The 1970s Compared To Today
In recent years, the price of eggs has risen dramatically due to various factors. The 1970s also saw a rise in egg prices throughout the decade.
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Kevin O'Leary's Top 3 Tips For Becoming An Entrepreneur
In 2024, Kevin O'Leary spoke to students at the University of North Dakota, sharing with them his top three tips for becoming a successful entrepreneur.
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You've Been Warned: Bankrate Says Saving Money Is Hardest If You Live In This State
In today's economy, it is not easy to save money in most places. However, it's harder in one state than in any other, according to a Bankrate report.
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The Biggest Inflation Problem In America Might Not Be Where You Think
Inflation is hitting the country hard right now, but some places are getting hit worse than others. The biggest inflation problem may not be where you'd expect.
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An Unexpected Asset Could Increase Your Net Worth (And You Might Already Own It)
With the market constantly changing, investors are looking elsewhere to grow their assets. Luckily, you may already own one that could increase your worth.
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The Average Cost Of Property Taxes In Texas Might Catch You Off Guard
Property taxes are a necessary burden on homeowners, but it still stings when the rates are high. In Texas, the average property tax rate might surprise you.
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One Of America's Fastest-Growing Restaurant Chains Is Co-Owned By Drew Brees
Drew Brees became a legendary NFL quarterback, but his post-football endeavors have led him deep into the franchise restaurant business.
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You Might Be 'Lower Class' If Your Home Value Is Below This Number
While most would agree that building equity can have a more significant impact on net worth than income, certain home values could indicate lower income levels.
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Striking Gold: 2 States Lead The Nation In 'Marrying For Money'
Marrying for money is as old as marriage itself, and it's alive and well, especially in these two U.S. states. Here's where gold diggers are on the prowl.
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Selling This Popular American Girl Doll Could Earn You $1,000 Or More
Baseball cards and action figures aren't the only toys with some serious collectibility: This object of many a '90s kid's desire has appreciated quite a bit.
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9 Actions You Should Take At Age 45 That Will Change Your Retirement Forever
Whether or not you have sufficient retirement savings by age 45, tsaving more now and taking these steps will help you secure your golden years.
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Ohio's Wealthiest Suburb In 2025 Is Known For A Top-Rated Theme Park
When you picture immense wealth, your mind might not jump to the Midwest. But one Ohio town offers luxury and entertainment at a high premium.
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A Financial Planner Warns Retirees About This Expensive Travel Mistake
If you're planning to travel in retirement, heed this unexpected advice from a certified financial planner and avoid falling into a costly trap.
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How The Average Household Income In The 1970s Compares To Today
While it's difficult to make an apples-to-apples comparison of household income in the 1970s to the 2020s, but there are several factors that you can look at.
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