Money

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    How To Stop Impulse Buying Useless Products, According to Redditors

    Consumers can buy the most inane, useless products at the click of a button. And if you give into your compulsive side, soon enough you’ll be staring at a room filled with hundreds of dollars worth of plastic tchotchkes, disposable…

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    Cheap Amazon Products That Make Your Home Look Expensive

    We all want a more beautiful home, but when it comes to shelling out the cash to spruce things up, few of us are quite so eager. But whether you’re trying to sell your house quickly or just want a…

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    This Oscar Winner Wore a Tux He Thrifted From an Unclaimed Baggage Store

    While most Oscar nominees wear expensive, designer duds to the awards show, “Everything Everywhere All at Once” co-writer and co-director Daniel Scheinert went in another, cheaper direction. He wore a tux he had bought from the Unclaimed Baggage store in Scottsboro, Alabama. …

  • Three people having a picnic and eating food delivered by Uber Eats

    Is Uber One Worth It? Here’s What We Discovered

    As if ridesharing and food delivery apps weren’t enough of a money pit, companies like Uber have found another way for consumers to spend: premium memberships. The pitch is that these monthly and annual memberships will save you money in…

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    Inflation Continues To Bust Household Budgets

    Annual inflation clocked in at 6% in February, a hair below January’s 6.4% rate, meeting analyst expectations. Even though inflation slowed overall, the consumer price index still rose 0.4% in February, according to the Labor Department, which means relief is…

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    How To Save Money in College, According to Redditors

    Most college graduates emerge from the university as debtors, their future earnings owned in part by lenders with strange names like A.M. Money and Funding U. And despite the already staggering sum of student debt in this country — $1.75…