Money
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19 Hidden Downsides of Retirement Most People Don’t Talk About
From financial surprises to lifestyle shifts, these bad things about retirement can catch people off guard — and knowing about them can help you prepare.
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Things You Should Avoid Buying in January — and Why
Wondering what not to buy in January? Some items cost more now despite big sales. Learn what to skip this month and when prices usually drop.
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Fiscally Fit: How to Snag a Cheap Gym Membership
Learn smart tips and loopholes to score a cheap (or free) gym membership without overpaying or locking into a long contract.
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Income Taxes Are Dropping in 9 States in 2026 — Here’s What That Means for Your Wallet
Ohio, Mississippi, and Montana are among the nine states to see income tax cuts in 2026. Find out which other states are affected.
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January Can Be One of the Best Months to Renegotiate Bills — Here’s Why
Renegotiate bills in January to take advantage of new budgets, retention offers, and better leverage. Learn why this month is ideal for lowering costs.
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Child Care Funds Frozen in Minnesota After Fraud Allegations — and Families May Pay the Price
An investigation into alleged fraud tied to Minnesota day care providers has led to child care funds being frozen, affecting everyday families across the state.
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SNAP Shoppers in 5 States Will Face New Food Bans Starting Jan. 1
The SNAP food bans target items like candy, soda, and more. Find out which states are affected by the latest rules.
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Big Social Security Changes Are Happening in 2026 — Here’s How It Affects You
Get to know more about the big social social security changes happening in 2026, which include cost of living adjustments and Medicare premium increases.
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Stores and Restaurants Opening New Locations in 2026
From Barnes & Noble to Costco, these restaurants and retailers are part of an exciting new wave of 2026 openings.
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Stores and Restaurants That Have Already Announced Closures for 2026
Check out the stores and restaurants affected by 2026 closings, including popular spots like Carter’s, Red Robin, and REI.
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32 Big Lies That Bosses Tell Employees, According to Experts
Experts break down the most common lies bosses tell employees and explain how these workplace myths fuel distrust and hurt morale.
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New Year’s Resolutions That Can Save You $1,000 or More
See how New Year’s resolutions save money with simple habits that reduce daily expenses and boost your budget fast.
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Several Major Retailers Are Introducing Return Fees — Even for Unopened Gifts
From Macy’s to J.Crew, these retailers are making it harder — and more expensive — to return presents. Here are the return fees to look out for.
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‘I’m Going to Keep Stealing My Drinks’: Redditor Sparks Debate About the Cost of Fast-Food Soda
A viral Reddit post slammed rising fast-food soda prices, sparking a debate about how to get around paying so much for soft drinks.
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Frugal Habits That Still Make Sense in 2026
These old-fashioned frugal tips inspired by our grandparents’ wartime habits prove that simple, time-tested savings still work today.
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Smart Ways to Make the Most of Your Gift Cards
Learn how to use gift cards wisely with smart tips to avoid waste, boost savings, and get the most value from every gift card you receive.
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15 Ways You’re Getting Scammed at the Car Dealership
From financing tricks to useless add-ons, here are 15 car dealership scams and other red flags to look out for when buying or leasing a car.
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Things You Should Never Buy at Costco, Sam’s Club, or BJ’s
Bulk doesn’t always mean better. These Costco, Sam’s Club, and BJ’s items often cost more in bulk, making smaller sizes the smarter buy.
