Money
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A Guide to ‘Peanut Butter Pay Raises’ — the Corporate Compromise No One Asked For
No, you’re not getting a jar of PB at work. A peanut butter pay raise is all about spreading raises evenly — whether employees deserve it or not.
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Mall Staple Francesca’s Is Closing All Stores and Starting Liquidation Sales
Heard the news about Francesca’s closing? The popular brand has already started liquidation sales. Here’s what we know.
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21 Brands Middle-Class Moms Were Fiercely Loyal to in the 1980s
Take a trip down memory lane with these classic 1980s brands that middle-class moms loved, trusted, and couldn’t live without.
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17 Jobs AI Still Can’t Touch (No Matter How Hard It Tries)
Worried about automation? These 17 jobs AI can’t replace rely on human skill, judgment, and adaptability to stay future-proof.
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Watch Out, Walmart: Amazon Plans a New 225,000-Square-Foot Store
At over 200,000 square feet, a new Amazon store near Chicago plans to offer groceries and merchandise. Here’s what we know about the concept.
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15 Common Financial Scams People Are Still Falling For (and How to Avoid Them)
Learn the 15 most common financial scams targeting consumers today and how to spot red flags, protect your money, and avoid falling victim.
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Grocery Prices Are Out of Control — Here Are 51 Smart Ways to Fight Back
Food — whether it’s groceries or dining out — is a big part of any household budget. There’s a lot of opportunities to save money in that category, but you…
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Why Grocery Shopping Still Feels Brutal: U.S. Food Prices Are Up 19% Since 2022
Wondering why groceries still feel so expensive? It’s because they are: U.S. food prices are almost 20% higher than they were four years ago.
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‘Have These People Ever Actually Eaten Food’: People Mock Agricultural Secretary’s $3 Meal Recommendation
Can a $3 meal actually fill you up? That’s what the U.S. Agricultural Secretary suggested — though American shoppers have other thoughts.
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This New Tax Deduction Could Finally Give Seniors a Break
A new federal tax deduction for Americans 65 and older might make a difference that actually matters. Here’s what we know.
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How Regular People Are Faking a Luxe Lifestyle Without Actually Having the Money
Want to have a luxury lifestyle without spending a ton? Redditors share their favorite tips on how to travel in style and look expensive — on a budget.
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How One Redditor Made Over $14k Donating Plasma — and Turned It Into a Part-Time Job
When money is tight, sometimes you need to get a little creative in order to supplement your income. Some people do gig work like food delivery or Uber driving, but…
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1 Million Target, Walmart Mini Fridges Recalled After Causing $700,000 in Property Damage
Burning, melting, and overheating are some of the causes behind the latest mini fridge recall. Find out if your fridge is affected.
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‘Everybody Is Broke’: Why a $50 Car Rental Deposit Feels Like a Breaking Point for the Middle Class
In a viral Reddit thread, a car rental employee shared how often customers were unable to pay a $50 car rental deposit.
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Food Pantry Hauls Aren’t One-Size-Fits-All — and These Photos Prove It
Wondering what you might get at a food pantry? These photos illustrate the variety of items and quality anyone might encounter during their next visit.
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No Raise, No Problem: ‘Gave Myself a Raise by Doing Less Work’
Hear from employees who didn’t receive raises, and their decision to give as little effort as they feel the company deserved.
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A Teacher Couple Paid Off Their $212k Mortgage in 4 Years, and People Have Questions
Reader, it can be done. Here’s how one couple paid off their six-figure mortgage in just a few years (Spoiler alert: It wasn’t easy).
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You Actually Don’t Need All Those Streaming Subscriptions at the Same Time
Learn how rotating streaming subscriptions helps you watch hit shows while cutting your monthly streaming bill.
