Money
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Oil Hits $100 a Barrel — Here Comes Another Gas Price Jump
A historic gas price jump is hitting U.S. drivers as Brent crude tops $110, pushing gasoline and diesel prices higher amid Middle East tensions.
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Will Tariff Refunds Bring Prices Down? Costco Says Yes
A Costco tariff refund could lead to lower prices for members, the CEO said recently. Here’s what we know about the potential changes.
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Oh, SNAP: More States Restricting Food Stamp Benefits
The list of states with SNAP restrictions is growing. See which states are included in the latest rollout.
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How to Find Affordable Therapy When You’re on a Tight Budget
Therapy is expensive, but affordable options exist. Here are cheap therapy options for insured and uninsured Americans who need support.
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Don’t Make These 13 Major Mistakes While Filing Your Taxes
Avoid costly IRS trouble. Learn 13 common tax filing mistakes that could delay your refund, trigger audits, or lead to penalties this tax season.
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Grocery Outlet Is Closing 36 Stores Across the U.S.
The announcement of Grocery Outlet closing 36 locations in the U.S. has caused some shoppers to rethink where they’ll score cheap groceries.
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Do You Have State Farm Car Insurance? You May Be Getting a $100 Refund
State Farm announced the largest dividend payout to policyholders in the company’s history. Here’s who is eligible for a refund.
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‘It’s Like Clinging to a Mediocre Life Raft’: Why U.S. Employees Are ‘Hugging’ Their Jobs
Move over job hopping, there’s a new career fad in town: job hugging. Here’s exactly what that means and why people are doing it.
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Where You Live Can Change the Price of McDonald’s Big Arch Burger by $5
A new study reveals where McDonald’s Big Arch burger costs the most and least across the U.S., with prices going as high as $13.
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The Simple Trick to Avoid Paying Your Landlord’s ‘Convenience’ Fee
A Reddit thread about payment fees charge by landlords went viral. Here’s how to stop paying a rent convenience fee using your bank’s bill pay feature.
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‘It’s Rough Out There’: A Record Number of Americans Are Tapping Their Retirement Savings Early
A record numbers of workers are tapping retirement savings early as financial pressure grows, despite retirement balances reaching record highs.
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These 10 Cities Have the Highest Grocery Prices in 2026
Highest grocery prices 2026 revealed: Discover the 10 U.S. cities where residents spend the most on groceries.
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22 Home Organization Products That Are a Total Waste of Money
Discover 22 home organization products that aren’t worth the money and learn which items to skip before wasting cash on unnecessary clutter.
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If You Live in One of These States, Your Tax Refund Might Be Delayed
Tax season is upon us, and several taxpayers are wondering where their refunds are. If you live in one of these states, your tax refund might get delayed.
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8 Money Habits Everyday Americans Are Changing Because of the Economy
Rising costs are forcing Americans to rethink everyday spending. Here are 8 money habits people changed to keep up with the economy.
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Don’t Fall for These Sneaky Retail Add-Ons at Checkout
These sneaky retail add-ons at checkout can quietly raise your total. Learn which fees, warranties, and upgrades to skip before you pay.
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Ground Beef Is Expensive Right Now. Here’s How These Savvy Shoppers Are Making It Work
Discouraged by rising ground beef prices? These smart shoppers are getting around it with savvy tips that cut down their grocery bill.
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Don’t Even Think About It: 20 Reasons Not to Put in a Backyard Pool
Thinking about installing a pool? Check out these reasons not to put in a backyard pool, including safety risks, maintenance, and costs.
