Money
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CVS Takes Over Rite Aid and Bartell Drugs Locations
CVS just finished scooping up dozens of Rite Aid and Bartell Drugs locations as part of a bankruptcy asset sale that wrapped at the end of September. The deal gives CVS another foothold in the Pacific Northwest while pushing Rite…
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Road Tested: What It’s Really Like to Retire in an RV
Wonder if you should retire in an RV? Here are some factors to consider before you fully commit with tips from RVers already living on the road.
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Outdoor Retailer REI Closing Locations In 3 States Next Year
Outdoor adventurers will have fewer places to shop with popular retailer REI closing stores. Find out which locations are shuttering and why.
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The Worst Costco Locations in America
Whether due to overcrowding, terrible parking, or bad customer service, here are some of the worst Costco locations in America, according to customers.
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7 Things You Should Never Buy a Cruise Ship
On a cruise ship, you’re a captive audience for upsells at every corner. Here’s what you should never buy on a cruise to avoid going overboard.
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Orvis to Close More Than 30 Stores Nationwide by 2026
Popular outdoor retailer Orvis plans to close over 30 stores nationwide due to tariffs. Find out what shoppers need to know.
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The Top 10 States With the Highest Electricity Bills
The electric bill can sometimes come as a shock, especially if you live somewhere with high rates. Here are 10 states with the highest electric bills.
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Tipping Is Expected Everywhere Nowadays — Except in These Situations
Tipping has become a hot button issue with disagreements over when to tip and when not to. Here are six times when it’s okay not to tip, according to experts.
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Best (and Worst) States for Women to Retire
From cost of living to access to healthcare, where you live affects your retirement. Here are the best and worst states for women to retire.
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How Tariffs Are Making Halloween More Expensive
This spooky season, Halloween prices are expected to increase thanks to tariffs. Here’s why the cost of costumes and decor could get scary.
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Holiday Decorations May Be in Short Supply Due to Tariffs, Warns Christmas Tree Company
Artificial Christmas trees and other holiday decor may be in short supply this year and cost more, thanks to tariffs and limited supply. Here’s what to know.
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Long John Silver’s New Logo Swaps Fish For Chicken
Long John Silver’s new logo replaces its classic fish emblem for a chicken. Find out what’s behind the rebrand and what it means for the chain’s menu.
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Which Cell Phone Carrier Has the Lowest Extra Fees?
Cell phone plans rarely cost what the commercials promise. Once taxes, surcharges, and one‑time charges hit your bill, that cheap plan looks a lot less appealing. In 2025, big carriers…
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13 Everyday Household Things From the ’70s That Sell for Hundreds Today
From typewriters to blenders, record players to lava lamps, these everyday household objects have become 1970s collectibles.
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In-N-Out Opening New Locations in 3 States
Beloved burger chain In-N-Out is finally expanding beyond the West Coast. Find out where the new In-N-Out locations are landing.
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11 Clever Ways to Save Money on Prescription Drugs
Prescription drug prices seem to just keep going up, and now tariffs threaten to increase costs. Here are 11 ways to save money on prescription drugs.
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14 Things You Should Never, Ever Carry in Your Wallet
From important documents to irreplaceable items, here are 14 things to never carry in your wallet.
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11 Things You Should Never Buy, According to Gen Z
Zoomers are managing their personal finances differently than previous generations. Here are 11 things you should never buy, according to Gen Z.
