Which Is Cheaper: Buying Organic Vegetables Vs. Growing Your Own?
Starting a garden to grow your own vegetables is a worthy endeavor, but there is an upfront cost to consider in addition to your time.
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This Type Of Banking Is A Sneaky Sign Someone Has A Lot Of Money
The wealthy often attempt to keep their affluence hidden from those who don't know them well, but how they bank can be a giveaway.
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Expect These Changes To Affect Your Retirement Savings In 2025
Saving for retirement is a long-game activity that requires flexibility and discipline. These are the changes you'll need to look for this year.
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Social Security Offices That Are Closing Because Of DOGE Cuts
As DOGE cuts ripple through federal offices and agencies, Social Security recipients should braces themselves for widespread office closures and cuts.
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North Korea Just Pulled Off The Biggest Heist In World History
While North Korea is well-known for cyber attacks, their latest hack is officially the biggest heist in history with $1.5 billion in stolen funds.
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One Of America's Biggest Discount Retail Stores Is Closing More Locations (And Having Huge Sales)
The chain announced it will shutter more stores across the United States, with a focus on underperforming locations. California is hit hardest.
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Why License Barriers Are Disruptive To Consumers, Just Like Tariffs
While tariffs have been in the spotlight lately, their equally disruptive counterpart, import licenses, can cause similarly negative outcomes for consumers.
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Social Security Boost: Millions Of Retirees To See Increased Monthly Payments After Major Announcement
A whopping 3.2 million Social Security recipients can expect a lump sum payment and even higher monthly benefit payments in the coming weeks.
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Hooters Reportedly Nearing Bankruptcy And The Reason Why Couldn't Be Clearer
Hooters is facing impending bankruptcy from debt and declining foot traffic, and the future of the company is as of now quite uncertain.
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Collectibles You Should Sell Before Retiring To Save A Ton Of Money
Whether you're a casual collector of baseball cards, or a more serious connoisseur of collectible coins, retirement could be the perfect time to cash in.
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A Popular Online Apparel Brand Just Filed For Bankruptcy
Lately, it feels like retailers are constantly filing for bankruptcy. For fans of outdoor and surf apparel, this latest one could be the worst news yet.
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You've Been Warned: Buying Nike Products On Amazon Could Cost You
While shopping for Nike products on Amazon might seem like the easiest way to find your new favorite shoes, you might want to think twice before checking out.
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How To Play The Florida Lottery And Your Odds Of Actually Winning
With $8.8 billion in annual sales, the Florida Lottery is a popular choice for lottery lovers. However, your odds of winning a jackpot could be disappointing.
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A Discount Retailer Known For Good Furniture Deals Is Closing A Ton Of Stores
It seems like everywhere you look in 2025, another retailer is closing stores. The newest company to join this trend specializes in home furniture and décor.
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When Your Investment Account Reaches $50,000, Here's What You Should Do Next
Once you've managed to invest $50,000, you have a solid baseline that can be levied in a way that adds more security to your future.
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What US States Really Do With Lottery Money
While your chances of winning a lottery jackpot are slim, just by buying a ticket you are more than likely contributing to important projects in your state.
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Denny's Takes Drastic Step In Response To Soaring Egg Prices
While Denny's isn't the first restaurant chain to implement new policies in response to egg prices, their decision could still come as a shock to customers.
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SSA Reveals "The 4 P's" Of Social Security Scams: How To Catch Them Before They Catch You
Scammers target tens of thousands of individuals each year claiming to be the Social Security Administration. Here's what to look for.
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How Seniors Can Protect Their Retirement Accounts From Rising Inflation
After spending decades saving for retirement, you might feel like you're finally done. However, increased inflation might mean your work isn't over just yet.
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11 Clever Tricks To Save You Money At Lowe's
There are many easy ways to save money when shopping at Lowe's, including joining the company's rewards program to more easily earn free shipping.
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The Unexpected Value Of Your Halloween II VHS Tape
While you might assume any old VHS tapes lying around are simply a relic of the past, certain copies of movies could actually be worth a small fortune.
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The State With The Highest In-State College Tuition Fees
General wisdom is that attending college in your home state is more affordable. However, for would-be students in some states, this might not be the case.
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A First Edition Of This Popular Old Children's Book Is Worth A Ton
While antique or first editions of books can be worth a lot, one of the 23 remaining first editions of this popular children's book could fetch a small fortune.
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If Your Household Makes At Least This Much Income, You're Officially 'Upper Class'
While most aspire to belonging to the upper class, exactly how much money is required to reach that level can depend on a lot of different factors.
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The 12 Best Ways To Invest $50,000 For Maximum Potential Growth
If you have $50,000 to invest, there are several avenues that you can pursue and expect good returns, some being riskier than others.
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A Controversial Quarter From 1916 Could Be Worth A Ton Of Money
While there are many valuable old coins out there, perhaps none have a more strange, or controversial, history than this special quarter featuring Lady Liberty.
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The Cheapest US State To Live In Isn't Considered One Of The Best
While finding a place with a more affordable cost of living might seem like a good idea, certain states prove that affordability isn't everything.
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