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‘Get Rid Of Debt Now’: How Americans Are Preparing for a Possible Recession
With household prices rising and job loss growing, preparing for a recession isn’t a bad idea. Here’s how some Redditors are planning for the future.
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The Cost of Gas the Year You Were Born
Explore gas prices by year and see what fuel cost the year you were born, with prices tracked from 1940 to today in current dollars.
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Where Gas Prices Are Rising the Fastest — and the Slowest
Gas prices are rising across the U.S. See which states are seeing the fastest increases and where drivers are still paying the least at the pump.
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‘It’s Out Of Control:’ 42% of Americans Say Tipping Should Be Banned
A WalletHub survey reveals Americans’ desire to ban tipping, along with concerns about tip fatigue and splitting tips fairly.
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Oil Hits $100 a Barrel — Here Comes Another Gas Price Jump
A historic gas price jump is hitting U.S. drivers as Brent crude tops $110, pushing gasoline and diesel prices higher amid Middle East tensions.
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Do You Have State Farm Car Insurance? You May Be Getting a $100 Refund
State Farm announced the largest dividend payout to policyholders in the company’s history. Here’s who is eligible for a refund.
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Where You Live Can Change the Price of McDonald’s Big Arch Burger by $5
A new study reveals where McDonald’s Big Arch burger costs the most and least across the U.S., with prices going as high as $13.
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Spring Break Road Trip Coming Up? Buckle Up: Higher Gas Prices Are Likely Coming
With the conflict in Iran, information is swirling that gas prices might be directly impacted, just in time for Spring Break travels.
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Is AI Actually Taking Over Our Jobs? Here’s What the Data Shows
Is AI taking over jobs, or are companies cutting workers in anticipation of automation that hasn’t fully delivered yet? Here’s what the data indicates.
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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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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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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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Walmart Accused of Overcharging for Meat in Viral TikToks: ‘That’s Just Straight Up Theft Isn’t It?’
If you ever suspected Walmart was overcharging for meat, you’re not alone. A TikToker accused the store of doing just that — here’s how they responded.
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Report Says Employers Added 130K Jobs in January. Job Seekers Aren’t Seeing Them
According to a new government report, roughly 130,000 jobs were added in January. Here’s why many people have trouble believing that number.
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Don’t Expect Cheaper Ground Beef Just Because the U.S. Is Importing More
The U.S. is importing more beef from Argentina, but that doesn’t mean beef prices are finally on the decline. Here’s why it’s still so expensive.
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It’s Called Karma: U.S. Citizens Behind on Child Support Could Have Passport Revoked
If you’ve managed to dodge child support payments for years while jet-setting across the globe, you may soon have your passport revoked.
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‘SPLIT RENT,’ ‘CAR POOL’: Conversation Hearts Are the New Symbol of Economic Despair
With sayings like “JOINT TAXES” and “SHARE LOGN,” today’s conversation hearts paint a depressing picture of our current economic state.
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‘There Goes My Childhood’: Minute Maid Discontinues Frozen Juices After 80 Years
The news that Minute Maid frozen juices are being discontinued has hit shoppers hard. Here’s why Coca-Cola is axing the line of juices.
