Money
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15 HOA Red Flags That Could Cost You, Because Owning a Home Isn’t Expensive Enough
These HOA red flags could cost you time, money, and freedom. Learn what to watch for before buying in an HOA community.
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How to Deal With IRS Tax Debt (Without Freaking Out)
Owe the IRS? Learn eight smart strategies to pay off tax debt, reduce penalties, set up payment plans, and regain control of your finances.
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Screw Ticketmaster: Here’s How to Get Cheap Concert Tickets
Ticket prices are soaring, but you don’t have to overpay. Use these 12 smart strategies to find cheap concert tickets and avoid outrageous fees.
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Guess We’re Staying Home: Why Traveling to Our Favorite Vacation Spot Is Way Too Expensive Now
Wondering why traveling is too expensive? You’re not the only one. Frustrated travelers share the spots they can’t go back to because of cost.
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Things You’re Carrying That Are Quietly Costing You Money
From expired gift cards to tempting coupons, these items are costing you money and driving impulse spending, interest charges, and hidden fees.
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Here’s How Much Unemployment Someone Can Collect in Every State
Check out unemployment benefits by state, including minimum and maximum weekly payments and how many weeks you can collect.
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First Avocado Toast, Now Rotisserie Chicken: The Internet Has a New Reason Millennials Are Broke
If you’re wondering why millennials are broke, don’t blame avocado toast. The Wall Street Journal has a new theory involving rotisserie chicken.
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These States Have the Highest and Lowest Property Tax Rates
Property tax rates by state vary widely. See which states have the highest and lowest property taxes and how much homeowners pay per year.
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IKEA Opening 10 New Stores Across 8 States, Which Means Access to More Swedish Meatballs
Hoping for new IKEA stores in your state? You might be in luck. The Swedish company is rapidly expanding, opening 10 new locations this year.
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Sneaky Phone Plan Add-Ons You Can Remove to Save Money
Hidden phone plan add-ons can quietly raise your bill. Learn which extras to cancel and how removing them could save you hundreds each year.
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11 Frugal Habits That Really Just Aren’t Worth the Trouble
Some frugal habits that aren’t worth it waste time and sanity while saving pennies. Here are the money-saving habits you should skip.
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Data Shows the Average Tax Refund Is 11% Higher This Year. Not Everyone Is That Lucky
According to new data from the IRS, the average tax refund so far this year is nearly 11% higher. Here’s why you might not get that much.
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People Are Sharing Grocery Store Receipts From the ’90s, and We’re Officially Depressed
Want to raise your blood pressure a little? Take a look at these ’90s grocery receipts, with prices that make us feel both nostalgic and depressed.
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You Don’t Say: Report Shows the People Hit the Hardest by Tariffs Are Americans
A new report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York confirms that tariffs are hurting Americans the most. Surprise, surprise.
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If You’re Carrying Any of These 10 Financial Documents Around, You’re Asking for Trouble
Take a look at these financial documents to avoid carrying around — all of which could put you at risk for fraud or identity theft if lost or stolen.
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As if the Pay Gap Wasn’t Enough: Study Finds AI Could Disrupt More Jobs Held by Women
Oh, great. Apparently jobs held by women are at a greater risk when it comes to AI’s impending world domination. Here’s what we know.
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Report Says Inflation Cooled in January. Consumers Aren’t Buying It
On paper, this is the slowest pace of inflation since last spring. Here’s why consumers aren’t feeling the news that inflation cooled down.
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31 Fun Hobbies That Can Become Money-Making Side Hustles
Looking for money-making hobbies? These 31 hobbies can turn your favorite pastimes into profitable side hustles and extra cash.
