Retirees Can Live On Social Security Alone In These 14 US Cities
These Texas cities all boast costs of living well below both the state and national averages, meaning you can get by on Social Security alone.
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The Cheapest Cell Phone Service Providers In 2025
Bills can completely drain your bank account, and your cell phone service is no exception. Luckily, these providers have plans that won't cost you a fortune.
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The Tax Deduction You Might Be Able To Claim If You Work From Home
If you are a remote worker, there are several tax deductions you can likely take advantage of, especially if you are self-employed.
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This Clever Trick Can Tell You If Amazon Items Are Really On Sale (Or If They're Lying)
Amazon employs many tactics to make an object's true price be quite vague -- but you can use tracking tools to stay ahead of the curve.
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The Once Popular iPhone That's Worth A Ton Of Money Now
If you have this very rare iPhone in its original packaging, it might be worth a lot of money, with some selling for a cool six figures.
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Check For This Red Flag Before Buying A Lottery Ticket
Plenty of luck is involved in any big lottery win, but you can increase your chances by monitoring the activity of your favorite games.
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The Tax Deduction You Might Be Eligible For If You Own A Pet
If you have a pet that serves a profitable role in your business or is a service animal, you may be able to deduct certain expenses.
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How Much The Highest Paid CEOs In The US Actually Make
There is a huge disparity between average CEO pay and worker pay, but these CEOs exemplify the trend at a level previously unseen.
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The Highest Paying Major Has An Average 6-Figure Salary Right Out Of College
Studying to work in this career field takes six or seven years, but the payoff once you finally finish school is worth the effort.
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Your Odds Of Winning This Lottery Will Increase In 2025
Changes are coming to Mega Millions in 2025 that make it easier to win a non-jackpot prize, although these shifts involve one unpopular aspect.
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If Your Antique Furniture Is This Color, It Could Be Worth A Fortune
While many antiques are valuable, one specific style (and even color) of furniture could guarantee a significant profit on the resale market.
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The 'Junk' Coins That Could Actually Be Worth A Ton Of Money
While eagle-eyed numismatists tend to scoop up rare and valuable coins, junk coins can be easily identified by even the most novice coin collector.
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A Grocery Chain You Might Not Know About Is Cheaper Than Costco
This grocery outlet keeps prices down through various means including bulk buying from dedicated vendors and not requiring an annual membership.
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The IRS Can Flag Your Taxes For Audit If You Don't Submit These Forms
If you fail to include important income documentation forms with your tax return, the likelihood of an audit from the IRS greatly increases.
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The Unexpected Value Of This 1933 Baseball Card Is Worth More Than A Bugatti Car
A particular card from a classic set sold for more than $4 million at auction, and other cards from the set are worth a lot as well.
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The High Yield Savings Account That Has A 10% APY (But There's A Catch)
With most consumers looking for ways to maintain their purchasing power, could this credit union's 10% APY be the missing key to your financial security?
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How Much Money Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Owns In Real Estate
Robert F. Kennedy owns real estate in multiple states, including a home in California where many of his neighbors are celebrities.
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6 Things Retirees Can Do Now To Protect Themselves From A Recession
As fears of another recession grow, it's more important than ever for retirees on fixed incomes to help defend their money against an economic downturn.
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A Rare Silver Dollar Coin From 1893 Could Be Worth Up To $2 Million
Rare coins from the late 1800s can be worth a lot, due to several factors including the silver standard that was in place in years prior.
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Tesla Stocks Just Plummeted And Elon Musk Isn't Hiding His Feelings
Due to Elon Musk's erratic and politically-motivated behavior, Tesla stock has declined and demonstrations at company showrooms have spiked.
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Why Trump's Plan To Eliminate Income Tax Is Doomed To Fail
While there has been a lot of discussion surrounding Trump's proposal to eliminate income taxes, the math doesn't quite add up on this particular policy.
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You Won't Pay Taxes If You Win The Lottery In This North American Country
Paying taxes on your lottery winnings can put a damper on things. However, one country in particular lets their lottery winners enjoy a tax-free victory.
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3 Reasons Retirees Could Lose Their Social Security Benefits In March
As the Social Security Administration continues to announce changes, it's more important than ever to avoid mistakes that could delay or stop your benefits.
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A Popular American Barbecue Chain Is Closing Restaurants And The Reason Couldn't Be Clearer
While it seems like everywhere you look another restaurant is closing locations, one barbeque restaurant in particular is getting converted into something new.
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How Investing In Gold Can Help Protect You During Inflation
Investing in gold has historically been a good way to beat inflation, and recent returns suggest this trend could be set to continue.
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The Big Tax Deduction You Can Get If You Work In The Military
Being active duty military can be complicated enough as it is. However, one tax break in particular can make the constant moving easier on your wallet.
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Travelers Beware: Southwest Airlines Is Adding A New Fee
Beginning in May, Southwest's popular and trademarked "Two bags fly free" mantra will no longer apply for the vast majority of its customers.
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