While a widespread adoption of bitcoin is still far away, this fast food chain's bitcoin promotion and reserve could lend more legitimacy to the currency.
Read MoreThis Midwest city is well-known for its dramatic population decline and high crime rates. Now undergoing a rebirth, it's a magnet for real estate investors.
Read MoreCan you determine if someone is upper class based on their annual wage? Some baby boomers seem to think so — but that doesn't mean they all agree on the number.
Read MoreWith the U.S. Mint ceasing penny production, some places are already seeing a shortage of the coins. What does this mean for the average consumer?
Read MoreA premium increase for this Medicare Plan is set to eat away at the Social Security COLA in 2026, as Medicare premiums continue rising faster than COLA.
Read MoreThis humungous beef recall was shocking, and not just because of the quantity of meat it affected. It also exposed the dark side of a powerful company.
Read MoreThe Navy is having trouble finding workers to sustain its shipbuilding needs, in part due to low hourly wages that compete with retail jobs.
Read MoreAfter 27 years, a once-best-selling Ford car is no longer being produced. These are the reasons behind its demise (and what replacements to expect).
Read MoreThe perfect time to make more money is right before you retire, and one particular item in your house might be worth more than you think to certain buyers.
Read MoreParents often struggle to make ends meet while ensuring their kids are taken care of, but one state found a way to address that problem for all its residents.
Read MoreWhen it comes to finding the right place to move, affordability is often top of mind. These Florida locations offer some of the best deals in the state.
Read MorePresident Trump recently made a deal to provide expensive and powerful military technology to Saudi Arabia, but the reasons behind this decision are less clear.
Read MoreAs Social Security's looming funding shortfall continues to get closer, a new proposal could potentially extend the program's solvency and prevent cuts in 2032.
Read MoreCompared to a typical refinance, borrowers need higher credit scores to qualify for a jumbo refinance loan to compensate lenders for higher risk.
Read MoreWhen the end of the year draws near, travel, food, and gifts for others all become major expenses — and they haven't gotten much cheaper in 2025.
Read MoreTrump is floating the idea of 50-year mortgage terms. The longer term would lower the monthly payments, but the total interest you'd pay is shockingly high.
Read MoreInvesting in a high-end car should be an exciting and joyous experience, but in one model's case, you might be signing up for more headaches than smooth rides.
Read MoreRuby Tuesday hit its peak in the early 2000s, but has struggled since the Great Recession and faced immense problems following the pandemic.
Read MoreWhile some vacation destinations come with the expectation of added expense, this state's most expensive travel spots have surprisingly high travel costs.
Read MoreWhen fast food chains were on the rise in the mid-20th century, one company was opening restaurants all over the country. Today, only a single location remains.
Read MoreWith Diane Keaton's passing in October 2025, her impressive estate includes some surprising earmarked funds for her golden retriever, Reggie.
Read MoreWith lots of sunshine, gorgeous rose blooms, majestic trees, and a relatively low cost of living, this town is one of the best places for retirees on a budget.
Read MoreYou can't predict every problem a vehicle might have, but some rides are more problematic than others. One newer maker in particular is off to a rough start.
Read MoreThis town in Michigan is one of the most budget-friendly locations in the U.S. thanks in part to its affordable homes, which cost around $90,000 on average.
Read MoreBuilding up a financial nest egg may not always seem feasible, but one rule of thumb simply turns your income into long-term wealth if you stick to it.
Read MoreWhile inflation continues to creep up across the country, some geographic areas are being financially affected less significantly than others.
Read MoreAs easy as it might be to assume that inflation is the reason why prices seem so much higher today than 50 years ago, the reality is more complicated.
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