Money
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12 Things We Can Learn From the Great Depression
No one really knows what the nation’s economy will look like as we emerge from 14 months of the coronavirus pandemic, but the occasional parallels with the Great Depression were certainly difficult to avoid during it — the unemployment rate…
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Barbershops, Bars, and Other Businesses on Wheels Across America
Food trucks revolutionized the dining industry and gave many business owners a marketplace when the costs or accompanying demands of traditional restaurants were prohibitive. Now other businesses have followed suit and gone mobile. We found 20 innovative mobile businesses that…
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Where to Donate for Racial Justice in Your State
As Americans reflect on the anniversary of George Floyd’s death, the push for racial justice and equity has become part of the national conversation in a way that few could have predicted a year ago. If you’ve been struggling to…
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The Most Expensive Home for Sale in Every State
How much would you need in your bank account to snag the priciest home in each state? According to our research using Zillow, it could take anywhere from a “modest” $1.8 million for a lake house in North Dakota to…
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27 Big Celebrities Who’ve Had Tax Trouble
When it comes to the long arm of the IRS, no one is out of reach — and dozens of celebrities have found out the hard way. Even though many celebs use a small army of accountants to help them…
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Beautiful Homes for Sale With Detached Guest Houses
There are many reasons you may be looking for a home with a detached guest house. You may intend to rent it out for extra income. You may anticipate a parent, child, or other family member needing it. Or maybe…
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Chain Restaurants That Are Closing Locations — and Which Ones Could Be Next
The pandemic has touched off another sad chapter in the retail apocalypse, with big-name stores filing for bankruptcy at an unprecedented clip. Chain restaurants and cafes, though generally in better…
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18 Sprawling Homes Available for Under $200K
Feeling a little cramped? More square footage typically comes with an eye-popping price, but not always: Even in this overheated real-estate market, there are exceptions. Small towns across the country…
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Money Pits: 15 Expensive Problems of Old Homes
Historic or older homes can bring a lot of charm and details that aren’t available in the standard look of a new build. But they also may come with years…
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Sleek and Stylish Midcentury Modern Homes for Sale Across America
You don’t have to be a “Mad Men” fanatic to appreciate the clean lines and timeless style of midcentury modern architecture and design. If you were lucky, you might have…
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18 Things You Didn’t Know You Could Repair to Save Money
While you may be willing to take on DIY projects around the house, you may not realize how many of them you’re overlooking when it comes to fixing purchases you’ve…
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Cheap Flower Delivery: Local Florists vs. ProFlowers vs. 1-800-Flowers vs. FTD
In This Article: Price Comparison Flower Quality and Variety Customer Service Delivery Charges and Taxes Looking to send flowers to a loved one that are both beautiful and affordable? We…
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Most and Least Tax-Friendly States for Retirees
Tax season takes a bigger bite out of retirement in some states than in others. Several states don’t have their own income tax, but retirees also need to consider sales…
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13 Little Home Improvement Projects That Make a Big Impact
You don’t need to spend a fortune to give your home a facelift that will add value and give it a fresh new look. These simple projects for the kitchen,…
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25 Undervalued Jobs That We Appreciate Now More Than Ever
There’s honor in an honest day’s work, but honor doesn’t pay the bills. Sadly, workers filling service-oriented jobs in fields like food preparation, childcare, and even emergency medicine — some…
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What to Buy — and What to Skip — in April
It’s officially spring, and retailers are preparing for warm weather and hotter sales. In April, buyers will find deals on everything from spring clothes to jewelry, as well as some…
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A freelancer’s guide to income taxes
Managing your work as a self-employed person can be hectic. You have to market yourself, deliver a product or service and handle dozens of other tasks. Because they’re so busy,…
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Tax Law Changes You Need to Know Before Filing a Return in 2021
With 2020 finally over, that means the tax season to account for it is underway. Just like 2020 itself, this tax season promises to be full of unique considerations –…
