The Popular Hardware Store That Went Bankrupt (And Why Stores Are Still Open)
This brand has declared bankruptcy and gone through proceedings, but its stores are independently owned and will remain open for now.
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Shoppers Have To Time This Costco Discount Perfectly For Big Savings On Furniture
Looking for these deals at Costco is a great way to save money on furniture, appliances, home goods, and other larger items in the store.
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The New York Law That Could Start Costing Residents A Ton Of Money
When New York State implemented a law that an important produce must be produced within the United States, the burden of paying for it went to taxpayers.
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The Classic Dodge Car Model From The '90s Worth A Small Fortune Now
While we tend to think of classic cars as being quite a bit older than the 1990s, this particular Dodge sports car model is more popular than ever today.
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These 13 Millionaires Made Their Fortunes Without Graduating High School
These celebrities range from actors to musicians to business people, but the one thing they all have in common is that they didn't finish high school.
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A Riverside Town Known As The 'Submarine Capital Of The World' Is One Of The Best Places To Retire In Connecticut
While Connecticut's cost of living might not be the most affordable option in the U.S., the coastal charm of this particular city could make up for it.
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KFC Is Struggling To Keep Restaurants Open And The Reason Couldn't Be Clearer
As restaurant chains and retailers alike continue to close store locations across the country, once-iconic chicken chain, KFC, is similarly struggling.
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A Historic Washington Restaurant Is Closing Its Doors For Good And The Reason Is Heartbreaking
Unlike larger chain restaurants that continue to file for bankruptcy and close locations, this local Seattle restaurant is closing for a very specific reason.
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This Popular American Electronics Retail Chain Closed More Than 8,500 Stores And The Reason Is Heartbreaking
This retail brand was once a staple on main streets and shopping centers across America, and now it's almost impossible to find its stores.
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The Most Expensive Hotdog In The MLB Is At This Stadium
As if ticket prices, parking, and fan gear weren't expensive enough already, Major League Baseball is also serving some seriously expensive hot dogs.
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An Iconic Las Vegas Buffet Is Closing Its Doors For Good And The Reason Couldn't Be Clearer
As any recent visitors to Las Vegas already know, casino buffets are not what they once were. The latest Sin City victim was once a themed icon.
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The #1 Canned Food You Should Buy Before Prices Go Up
As Trump's tariffs continue to loom over consumers, there is one grocery purchase you might want to consider stocking up on before prices increase.
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Are Tesla Charging Stations Free? Here's How Much You'll Pay
While the upfront costs of an electric vehicle can be higher than regular cars, you should also consider comparing charging costs to gas before going electric.
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This Simple Communication Mistake Could Pause Your Social Security Payments
If you fail to communicate major changes in your life or living situation to the Social Security Administration, your benefits could be impacted.
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This Popular Car Manufacturer Is The First To Stop Production In The US After Tariffs
Mazda will halt production of a vehicle built in Huntsville, Alabama for the Canadian market, but for now will continue manufacturing for the U.S.
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A Rare Quarter From The 1790s Is Worth At Least $10,000 In 2025
While there are many old coins worth more than their face value, this particular quarter boasts astronomical prices especially for examples in mint condition.
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What Happens To Someone's Social Security Number After They Die
When a person passes away, the Social Security Administration does not reuse that persons Social Security Number, ever, for any reason.
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Elon Musk Made A $13 Billion Mistake. Here's Why It Didn't Torch His Career
Unlike traditional investors or businessmen, and even in the wake of horrible financial decisions, Elon Musk seems to enjoy special privileges.
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A Pennsylvania College Town On The Susquehanna River Is One Of The Best Places For Retirees
Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, offers a high quality of life for minimal monthly expense, making it an excellent choice for retiring seniors.
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Can You Be Forced To Take Early Social Security By Your State?
While waiting to receive your Social Security retirement benefits can come with financial perks, Medicare recipients might not be given the choice.
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Retirees Should Be Aware Of This Overpayment Social Security Scam
A current Social Security scam involves recipients receiving calls stating that they've been overpaid. Here's what to look out for.
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Another Major Bank Chain Is Closing A Ton Of Branches
If it feels like bank closures are becoming the norm, you are not entirely wrong. This large regional bank will be closing 60 locations in 2025.
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The Historic American Stamp That's Worth A Fortune Now
While you might expect some of America's most valuable relics to be items like jewelry or coins, you might be surprised to find that a stamp makes the list.
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Cheap BMW Car Alternatives That Are Reliable And Won't Break The Bank
BMW has established a legacy on dependability and luxury. However, these cars make solid alternatives to the brand while undercutting the price.
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How Much It Costs To Make A Dime Coin
Unlike the penny, the American dime is a good example of positive seigniorage -- when producing a coin costs less than it's face value.
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The Tax Mistake That Could Get You Booted From The 'Upper Class'
Many wealthy individuals find themselves falling victim to poor tax planning, which can significantly reduce their net worth over time.
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The Connection Between Elon Musk's Net Worth And The US Government Will Surprise You
Businesses run by Elon Musk have received billions of dollars in federal contracts over the years, significantly stimulating their growth.
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