Money
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Remember Coupons? Here’s Why Those Little Pieces of Paper Are Nearly Extinct
Coupons were once everywhere, but they’re quickly disappearing. Here are eight key reasons why couponing isn’t what it used to be.
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17 Retro Infomercial Products That Were Hard to Resist
From must-have kitchen gadgets to over-the-top toys, these retro infomercial products had us dialing fast before influencers ever existed.
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18 Lies That Plumbers Tell to Drain Your Wallet
Learn how to spot common plumber scams, avoid costly plumbing ripoffs, and protect yourself from lies that can quickly drain your wallet.
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Sub-6% Mortgage Rates Are Back. Don’t Celebrate Just Yet
The average 30-year mortgage rates has fallen to 5.98%, yet home sales remain weak, as home turnover is at a 30-year low.
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17 Ways to Outsmart Your Grocery Store and Save Money
Learn 17 grocery store secrets retailers use to boost spending — and the smart shopping tricks that will help you save money every trip.
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These 8 New and Affordable Trader Joe’s Products Just Hit Shelves
We’re wrapping up February with eight new Trader Joe’s finds hitting shelves this week that might be worth checking out.
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15 Things You Could Buy for Under $1 in the 1950s
These everyday things under $1 in the 1950s prove just how much buying power a single dollar once had compared to today.
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No 401(k)? Trump Says He Has a New Retirement Fix
Trump recently promised new retirement accounts for roughly 56 million Americans who lack employer-sponsored savings plans.
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Congrats, You Funded the Tariffs. Just Don’t Expect a Refund Check
The Supreme Court overturned Trump’s tariffs, but don’t expect a refund check. Here’s who gets the billions in tariff repayments instead.
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Fake Job Offer Scams Are Spiking. Here’s What You Can Do to Protect Yourself
Fake job offer scams are surging. Learn eight warning signs to spot fraud, avoid identity theft, and protect yourself during your job search.
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These States Require the Highest Hourly Wage Just to Get By
Hawaii and Massachusetts are among the states requiring the highest hourly wage to get by, according to a new study. See who else made the list.
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Map Shows America’s Most Financially Distressed Cities
Chicago, Houston, and Las Vegas are among the most financially distressed cities in the country. See the full list here.
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Forget Fixing It: These 14 Household Items Are Cheaper to Replace
These household items to replace instead of fix can save you money. Discover 14 common household items that aren’t worth repairing.
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In 1957 You Got $75 for a Job Rejection — Now You Get Silence
A 1957 job rejection letter is causing a stir online because it awarded a rejected applicant with monetary compensation. 2026 could never.
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If You Thought It Was Bleak Before, New Report Finds Social Security Could Run Out Sooner Than Anticipated
Planning to retire soon? You may want to up your contributions, as a new report indicates that Social Security could run out by 2032.
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‘No One Will Hire You’: Long-Term Unemployment Is on the Rise, and It’s Taking a Toll on Job Seekers
As the number of people experiencing long-term unemployment grows, the effects of being out of work for so long are starting to show.
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Laid Off? In This Economy? These 8 Mistakes Might Make Things Worse
Learn the biggest mistakes after losing your job and how to avoid them so you can protect your finances, confidence, and career path.
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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.
