Here's How Much It Costs To Make Every Major US Coin
Coins aren't necessarily worth their face value, with some worth more than their cost of production and the penny famously worth less.
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How To Spot The Lowest Prices At Macy's: A Simple Guide
Shopping at Macy's can be fun, but understanding its pricing might be confusing, especially if you don't know these tips and tricks to scoring to lowest prices.
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The Unexpected Value Of Your Vintage Le Creuset Pot
While Le Creuset products might cost you a pretty penny, they could also end up being worth a lot more money than you initially paid for them.
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The Iconic Diner Chain That's Closing Dozens Of Locations In 2025
This chain closed dozens of stores in 2024 and plans to do the same again in 2025, as its latest earnings report drew immense skepticism.
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How Costco's Bakery Deals Can Help You Save Big Money
While bulk buying from Costco can certainty be intimidating, it can also help you save money. No where is this more true than in the bakery department.
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You'll Feel The Financial Burn Of LA Fires - Even If You're Nowhere Near
Insurance premiums will likely increase in various places around the country as a result of the LA wildfires, affection millions of people.
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You've Been Warned: Buying Mattresses On Amazon Could Cost You
Buying a mattress on Amazon could mean you get a shorter trial period to decide if it's a good fit for you, and removes the chance to see it first.
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The Discount Retail Store That's Taking Over Where Big Lots Left Off
Big Lots has struggled in recent years after being deemed to "mainstream" for its bargain-savvy shoppers, and this chain has stepped in.
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Acting Head Of Social Security Steps Down In Major Shake-Up
Acting head of the Social Security Administration (SSA), Michelle King, has stepped down following a request from DOGE for sensitive data.
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The Best Food Deals At Disney World To Save You Money
If you're traveling to Disney World, there are many hacks you can use to save money on food and beverage without sacrificing on-site dining.
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12 Items Retirees Will Instantly Regret Buying
Retirees have a lot more freedom of both time and movement than those still working, but that doesn't mean spending should be a free-for-all.
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It Only Costs 5 Cents To Make A Dime, But It's More Than Double That For A Nickel
The cost to produce a coin and its assigned face value don't necessarily line up, especially in the case of the lowest-value coins.
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McDonald's Franchise Owners Make A Surprising Amount Of Money
You may think that McDonald's franchise owners are raking in the cash, but while they can earn a good living, its far from millions.
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A Lot Has Happened To Your Social Security Since The 2025 COLA Was Announced
Fast moving economic changes have already impacted just how effective the 2025 COLA rate of 2.5% is, especially when it comes to buying power.
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The Unexpected Value Of Your Vintage KitchenAid Mixer
If you have an old KitchenAid mixer lying around your house, you could be sitting on not just a functional tool but also an extremely valuable appliance.
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When You Buy A Car With A Credit Card, This Is What Happens
If hassling with a dealership's finance department is a headache you'd rather avoid, you might consider using a credit card for your next car purchase instead.
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The Businesses Impacted The Most By Daylight Savings Time
Daylight Savings Time is often thought of as primarily benefitting farmers, but in actuality there are many businesses that see a boon.
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Why Retirees Should Follow The $1,000 Dollar Retirement Rule
Following the $1,000 a month rule can be a good pathway to planning out your retirement budget, even if only as a practice exercise.
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The Sneaky Reason Why Jeff Bezos' Salary Is So Low
Jeff Bezos and other billionaire CEOs employ the tactic of taking a low annual salary and holding most of their wealth in property and equity.
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Once You Achieve This Wealth Threshold, You're Officially In The Top 1%
The number you'll need to reach to enter the exclusive 1% club is much higher than it used to be, but you don't have to become a billionaire.
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Home Chef Vs. HelloFresh: Which Meal Delivery Kit Is A Better Deal
HelloFresh and Home Chef offer similar concepts and price points, but one is better for diverse palettes while the other excels for substitutions.
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Avoid These Common Social Security Myths And Save Big
There are many myths surrounding Social Security, but the truth is many are just that -- myths. By knowing the facts, you can optimize your return.
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11 Clever Tricks To Save Money On Uber That Actually Work
If you frequently ride with Uber, or simply need to take a ride to an event or to the airport, there are money-saving strategies you can employ.
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Switching To Kids' Meals Is A Budget-Friendly Hack When Ordering Out
You probably know that ordering food out is increasingly expensive. With that in mind, taking a look at the kid's menu could be the perfect way to save money.
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How Donald Trump's Proposed Tariffs Could Affect Your Medication Prescriptions
With Trump threatening new tariffs on some of the country's largest trading partners, your prescription medications could be caught in the crosshairs.
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If Your Debt Is Below This Number, You're Under The National Average For Your Age
American consumers are racking up debt like no generation before, with individual non-mortgage debt topping $20,000 for most age groups.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Massive Reported Credit Card Debt Will Shock You
The presidential campaign of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spent a lot of money -- enough to rack of a startling amount of credit card debt.
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