The Unexpected Value Of The Rarest $20 Gold Coin
The U.S. circulated gold currency up until 1933, which is where this coin's rarity story begins and why it sold for 945,000 times its value in 2021.
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Don't Waste Your Money On These Luxury Brands
With credit card debt at $1.12 trillion, many U.S. consumers are looking for ways to save and pay down their debt. One way? Avoid buying these luxury brands.
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How Do Sinking Funds Work?
In addition to an emergency fund, sinking funds can help you budget your money for the future. You can think of these funds as targeted savings accounts.
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What Is A Stock Split And How Does It Work?
With Nvidia's upcoming stock split in the news, you may be wondering how exactly a stock split works and why, typically, it's considered a bullish event.
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The Sartorial Rule Many Successful People Follow
Steve Jobs. Mark Zuckerberg. John Paul DeJoria. These are a few names that come to mind with a certain style. You can do the same and save while you're at it.
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5 Education Stocks To Watch In 2024
Tech stocks, specifically AI, are powering the market. On that note, education stocks, specifically edtech, also rank high on analyst lists of stocks to watch.
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Sam's Club Vs. Costco: Which Membership Perks Are Better?
When it comes to being part of a warehouse club, there really are only two: Sam's Club and Costco. What likely sways members to one or the other are the perks.
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How To Prepare For A Market Correction
Investors know the market's a volatile place but, still, there are steps you can take to prepare your portfolio to withstand things like a market correction.
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What You Should Never Say When Buying A Car
When buying a car from a dealership, it's often best to remain tight-lipped about things like your personal finances and current vehicle.
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How Do Wars Affect The Stock Market?
When it comes to war and stocks, you may think it means greater volatility. This isn't actually the case, though the market isn't wholly unaffected.
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Firefighters Make More Money Than You Realize
Firefighters may earn more than you realize but their pay also varies greatly, with a difference of over $62,000 between the 90th and 10th percentiles.
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The Dark Truth Behind RealPage And How It Affects You
If you rent, the chances are you've dealt with RealPage, even if you didn't realize it. The company's algorithm, YieldStar, is at the center of its scrutiny.
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Places You Should Never Keep Your Money When Traveling
It's not uncommon to hear travel stories about lost cash/cards. To protect yourself, start by not keeping your cash in one place and not in these places.
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How To Choose The Right Crypto Exchange
With ~9,000 cryptocurrencies, new investors can easily feel overwhelmed. Trading, though, all starts with finding an exchange that's right for you.
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These Old Vinyl Records Are Worth A Ton Of Money
It was 1948 when the first vinyl record with a speed of 33 ⅓ rpm was made. Since then, countless vinyl have been recorded, and here are the most valuable.
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How Much Do Influencers Make For Mentioning Promotions And Sponsors In Videos?
Earning potential for content creators depends on their following. If they reach influencer status, this could lead to sponsorships and/or brand deals.
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What Actually Controls The Price Of Homes?
While supply and demand certainly drive home prices, other variables like changing market demographics can help to explain the bigger housing picture.
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Is A Home Chef Subscription Actually Worth The Price?
Launched in 2013, Home Chef today delivers to 98% of the United States. Here, we take a look at the subscription cost of this weekly meal-kit delivery service.
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Student Loans: What Refinancing Means For Loan Forgiveness
Specifically, for federal student loans, refinancing throws a wrench into the loan-forgiveness equation. Here's why you'll want to think it through carefully.
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The Truth About Money No One Taught You In School
Personal finance requires lifelong learning. Even with financial literacy growing in schools, there will always be something more to learn about money.
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Affordable Ways To Increase Your Home's Value On A Budget
When it comes to selling a house, know there are ways to improve your home's value without breaking the bank. Smaller projects can make a big difference.
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McDonald's Vs. Burger King: Which Is Cheaper?
For nearly 70 years, Burger King and McDonald's have been competing. As main rivals, it's no surprise to find their selection and prices are quite similar.
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America's Biggest Donors In 2023
On average, Americans donate about 2% to 3% of their income. While America's top donors exceed this number, the least-generous billionaires do not.
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Side Hustlers Beware: These Big Lies Are Keeping You Busy And Poor
Side hustles can be a productive way to boost your monthly income, but don't believe all of the hype surrounding them from influencers.
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Will Future Generations Ever Be Able To Afford A Home? Here's The Truth
Data showing that today's youngest homebuyers, Gen Z, are purchasing homes at an earlier age than past generations reflects an evolving path to homeownership.
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How Queen Elizabeth II's Fortune Was Divided After Her Death
Though Queen Elizabeth II's will has been sealed for 90 years, the main beneficiary of her considerable fortune can be guessed. Here's what we know.
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What Actually Controls The Price Of Plane Tickets?
A common money-saving travel tip is to book well in advance. But with airfare, there's a bit more to why prices rise the closer it is to departure.
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