Money
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17 Places to Donate Clothes and Clutter for Money
Declutter and earn extra cash. Here are 17 places to donate clothes for money while keeping usable items out of landfills.
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How Kakeibo, a 120-Year-Old Japanese Budgeting Technique, Is Saving People Money
The Kakeibo method is a 120-year-old Japanese budgeting technique. Here’s how you can use it to start saving money.
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Why Regal Unlimited Is My Favorite Movie Theater Subscription For Saving Money
Love going to the movies, but hoping to save some money on ticket prices? We reviewed the seven best movie theater subscriptions to help you save.
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Americans Lost Over $470 Million to Scam Text Messages Last Year: How to Protect Yourself
Scam text messages are rising fast. Learn 14 common smishing tactics and warning signs to keep your money and personal info safe.
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Grocery Stores Warned Against Offering Discounts to SNAP Users
Amidst the lapse of SNAP coverage, grocery stores are now forbidden from offering discounts to SNAP users. Here’s what the USDA told them.
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Great Clips Offering Free Haircuts for Veterans Day
This Veterans Day, Great Clips hair salon chain is offering free haircuts for veterans in the U.S. and Canada. Here’s how the Thank a Veteran program works.
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6 Ways to Save on Medical Bills Before Paying Out of Pocket
Trying to reduce your medical bills? Take a look at these strategies that can help cut your hefty bills by thousands.
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How Much a Movie Ticket Cost the Year You Were Born (1950-2000)
Discover how much a movie ticket cost the year you were born, and explore the fascinating history of rising movie ticket prices over the decades.
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Why Americans Are Paying More Than Ever for Beef
Beef prices are on the rise in the U.S. with no relief in sight. From inflation to supply shortages to tariffs, find out what’s driving up the cost of beef.
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42 Really Odd Jobs That Actually Exist (And Actually Pay Pretty Well)
Discover weird jobs that actually exist and pay surprisingly well. From quirky gigs to gross work, these odd careers might just surprise you.
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Kroger Customers Asked to Pay With Exact Change Amid Penny Shortage
If you’re heading to Kroger for groceries (and are paying with cash), be sure to bring exact change. Here’s how the penny shortage has affected the chain.
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‘Heat the Person, Not the House’: Creative Ways to Cut Heating Costs Without Sacrificing Comfort
Want to lower your heating costs without resorting to cave life? Here are some creative tips to save money this winter.
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Insurance CEOs Made Millions While Homeowners Rates Soared 24%
A new report highlights how compensation for insurance CEOs skyrocketed over the past few years, while policyholder rates rose nationwide.
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Trump Tariffs Threaten to Add $132 to Every Holiday Shopper’s Expenses, Study Says
A new study details howPresident Trump’s tariffs could make many things more expensive this holiday season. Here’s a look at the Trump tariffs impact.
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Big-Name Stores That Have Closed in the Last 30 Years
See which iconic retailers shut down in the last 30 years: and why more big-name stores may be at risk of closing for good.
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How ‘Dollar For’ Can Help Reduce Your Medical Bills
Learn more about Dollar For, a nonprofit that helps people apply for hospital financial assistance reduce their medical bills.
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How Much Is Your Typical Costco Run? Members Weigh in With Their Totals
Curious how much others spend at Costco? We turned to Reddit to find out the typical Costco total for regular shoppers.
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How Much A Dozen Eggs Cost The Year You Were Born
See how the price of a dozen eggs has changed from 1940–1999. Check the price of eggs the year you were born, adjusted for inflation to 2025.
