10 Things Millennials Always Refuse To Buy
The Millennial generation has changed consumer spending habits in drastic ways, refusing items like single-use plastic and blood diamonds.
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The Fortune Cookie Industry Is Bigger Than You Might Think
The humble fortune cookie is a staple of Chinese restaurants, at least in the Western world, and also happens to be a massive, primarily American industry.
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The Average Shopper Almost Never Buys This Once-Popular Device Anymore
While the pager was a pretty revolutionary device for its time, there are very few industries that still make use of this nearly-forgotten technology today.
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Consumer Reports Investigation Says Instacart Might Be Charging You More
A joint investigation between Consumer Reports, Groundwork Collective, and More Perfect Union reveals Instacart's controversial pricing practices.
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4 US States That Are Issuing Tax Relief In December
While budgets get even tighter over the holiday shopping season, residents in some states might get some relief thanks to certain state programs.
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U.S. Mint Reveals New Coin Designs. Here's What They Look Like
The U.S. Mint recently unveiled its new coin designs, which are being made to commemorate the country's semiquincentennial, or 250th birthday.
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China's Trade Surplus Is Bigger Than Ever Despite Tariffs. Here's Why
As the United States continues to impose widespread import taxes, one of its central economic rivals is making unprecedented strides in its foreign markets.
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Consumer Reports Says These 6 Car Insurance Companies Are The Most Trustworthy
Trustworthiness is a major factor for consumers when choosing an auto insurance provider, with Consumer Reports ranking NYCM and Amica at the top.
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Trump's Mortgage-Fraud Accusations Could Backfire And The Reason Couldn't Be Clearer
Donald Trump has never been afraid to vilify his enemies, but a recent discovery by the media could leave the president eating his words.
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New Medicare Rules Start Next Month. Here's What It Means For Seniors
After January 30, 2026, changes will be made to Medicare. Here's what those changes are, as well as which ones are most relevant to seniors.
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You Might Be 'Upper Class' If You Leverage This Asset
Wealthy individuals may not worry about paying bills, but maintaining a standard of living gets pricey. So, some opt to borrow against one valuable possession.
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Here's Who Will Gain The Most From Trump's $12 Billion Aid Plan
Agricultural workers throughout the country are struggling, but relief is coming to certain divisions in the form of hefty government checks.
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How Much Money The Average Baby Boomer Has In Emergency Savings
Saving for a rainy day is always a good practice. Emergency savings are important to all generations, and baby boomers are certainly no exception.
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Major Credit Score Milestones That Could Change Your Life Forever
Building a solid credit score is an excellent way to find financial flexibility, and steps like a secured credit card or a lease can help.
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The Man That Bought $65,000 Worth Of Alcohol With Stolen Credit Cards
Imagine dropping the equivalent of several semesters' of college tuition on liquor. Using someone else's money, that's surprisingly straightforward to do.
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McDonald's Plans A Major Change That Could Impact Prices At Your Local Restaurant
As McDonald's prices have soared in recent years, the chain's corporate leadership plans a change that could affect how much a meal at the restaurant costs.
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This Once Best-Selling Vehicle Is One Of The Fastest Cars To Be Resold
The auto industry changes over time. One car that was a hot best seller is now the vehicle that owners resell in the shortest amount of time.
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The Generation That's Least Likely To Own A Credit Card
Credit card debt is a familiar phenomenon in the U.S., but one generation is doing things differently. This demographic is altogether less likely to own one.
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The Unexpected Cost Of Apples In The 1970s Vs. Today
Explore the surprising difference in apple prices between 1975 and today, and how inflation and market changes have shaped what we pay at the grocery store.
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Bezos Family Commits $102.5M To Fight Homelessness—but Where Is The Money Headed?
Near the end of a year marked by AI investments and a potentially eight-figure wedding, Jeff Bezos found some time to allot funds toward charity as well.
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You'll Pay The Highest Sales Tax In These 10 U.S. States
Sales tax burdens can vary significantly by state, with many states that are considered low-cost states actually having higher burdens than others.
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The Payment Method Rick Steves Swears By To Avoid Tourist Scams
Traveler-favored payment habits are shifting, and one change can help reduce the risks that come with handling money abroad while keeping your trip stress-free.
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Baby Boomers Are Most Likely To Have These Assets
Baby Boomers are by far the wealthiest generation in America. Here's what assets they're most likely to own, and how they manage them.
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The Best Age To Set Up Your Social Security To Ensure The Most Benefits
American workers are eligible to set up an account at SSA.gov in order to track and optimize their forthcoming Social Security payments.
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Consumer Reports Says This Unreliable Car Is A Surprising Customer Favorite
Turns out car reliability doesn't directly determine how car owners feel about a specific vehicle, as noticed in this Consumer Reports survey.
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This House Number Could Drag Down Your Home's Value
Imagine not getting the price you want for your home for reasons unrelated to its condition or location. One seemingly small quality could cost you thousands.
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This Popular Shark Tank Alum Was Just Bought By Anheuser-Busch
First appearing on Shark Tank in 2014 and getting a $1-million investment from Mark Cuban, this beverage company has just been acquired by Anheuser-Busch.
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