Here's How The IRS' Adjusted Tax Brackets Will Affect The Middle Class
While the IRS often gets a bad reputation come tax time, this year's adjusted tax brackets just might leave middle class taxpayers singing a different tune.
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US States With The Biggest Tourism Booms In 2024 (A Few Might Surprise You)
Domestic and inbound international travel performed well across the United States in 2024, with states from Wyoming to Tennessee experiencing booms.
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New Retirement Contribution Rules Are Coming For 'Upper Class' Seniors
People work their entire lives to make sure they're comfortable when they leave the workforce. Now, that might take a bit more planning.
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Big Lots' Big Reopening Means One Thing For Shoppers
Big Lots had a tough year, but it's back with new products, new ownership, and the same wholesale attitude. The sooner you visit, the better.
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Kitchen Upgrades That Will Boost Your Home's Resale Value
Who'd have thought that to increase the worth of your house, you'd have to start from the kitchen. That said, some remodeling jobs will work better than others.
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Fact Check: Is A $1702 Stimulus Payment Actually Coming For Everyone This October?
Rumors of a $1,702 stimulus check for Americans have circulated, but you must live in a very specific area in order to qualify for the payment.
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This FICO Change Could Significantly Impact Your Credit Score
Shifting borrowing habits and convenient financing options are changing the way lenders view creditworthiness. Here's how your credit score could be affected.
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Consumer Reports' List Of Best Cheap Cars, Ranked By Reliability
Consumer Reports analyzed nearly every make and model available on the market by price and reliability to determine the best options.
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The New Perks Of Chase's $795 Annual Credit Card Fee
The recent $245 increase in Chase's annual credit card fee might sound excessive, but the added perks that come with this increase could be worth it for some.
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American Farmers Can Expect A Big Tax Break From The IRS
Taking care of farm animals has gotten harder and harder recently, and it's hurting agricultural workers financially. Luckily, help is on the way.
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The Top 3 US States With The Highest Average Credit Scores
Building good credit takes time and planning. If you're thinking about applying for a loan or credit card, follow the example these regions set.
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The Key Differences Between Medicare And Medicaid
Both Medicare and Medicaid draw federal funds to help cover healthcare costs, but how they function -- and who qualifies -- can vary.
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Why Shopping At Coach Can Be A Status Symbol For Some Americans
Affordable yet aspirational, Coach bags bridge luxury and accessibility. Their place in fashion says more about status than you might expect.
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The Ten Most Valuable Wheat Pennies, Ranked
Wheat pennies occupy a storied place in American history, and if you find the right one it could be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Mortgage Fraud Rates Are Going Up And The Reason Is Clear
The housing market is only getting more confusing by the day, and the amount of buyers taking illegal measures to afford their homes is growing.
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USPS Is Increasing Prices (But Claims It's Not Forever)
Despite a postage increase in July, USPS is set to enforce another increase starting October 5, 2025 -- but this time the price hike is meant to be temporary.
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New Retirees Be Warned: The Government Shutdown Could Affect Your Social Security
As the threat of a government shutdown looms, Social Security beneficiaries might be wondering just how worried they should be about their benefits.
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The 10 Most Affordable Places To Live In California
California is not a cheap place to live, but cities like Bakersfield and Fresno offer a more affordable cost of living than coastal metros.
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The Affordable Way To Clean Your Gutters That Could Save You A Ton Of Cash In The Long Run
Keeping your gutters clean is essential to keep your home in good shape, but getting them done professionally can be quite costly. Do this instead.
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This Recently Reopened Restaurant Chain Just Had To Close (Again)
As restaurants continue to struggle, one particular Oklahoma chain has experienced a second closure in less than three months, and this one is permanent.
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Batman Toys That Are Worth A Ton Of Money
Batman toys are commonplace, but original items in mint condition from the early days of the show can sometimes be worth five figures - or more.
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Consumer Reports Says This Car Is One Of The Worst Deals You Can Buy Right Now
Getting a good deal is something most people prioritize when buying a car, and Consumer Reports warns that one make and model is way overpriced.
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How Much Does The Super Bowl Halftime Show Cost
With the NFL recently announcing the halftime performer for the upcoming 2026 Super Bowl, you might wonder how much the whole thing costs.
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Who Is Eligible For Amazon Prime's $2.5 Billion Settlement?
Amazon's business practices have been raising eyebrows for years, and the company is about to pay for it: Some Amazon customers may have cash coming their way.
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The Best Texas College Towns For Retirees To Move To
Texas is a big state with a collection of college towns that offer a lower cost of living and slower pace of life than the major cities.
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The Retirement Savings Rule That Only Requires One Simple Calculation
Many savers spend years juggling calculators and advice, yet a single formula could reveal whether your nest egg is on track for the future.
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The 12 Most Affordable Places To Live In Canada
Relocating to Canada can be a financial boon and result in an improved quality of life for Americans, particularly to the country's smaller cities.
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