Money
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Data Shows the Average Tax Refund Is 11% Higher This Year. Not Everyone Is That Lucky
According to new data from the IRS, the average tax refund so far this year is nearly 11% higher. Here’s why you might not get that much.
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People Are Sharing Grocery Store Receipts From the ’90s, and We’re Officially Depressed
Want to raise your blood pressure a little? Take a look at these ’90s grocery receipts, with prices that make us feel both nostalgic and depressed.
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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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If You’re Carrying Any of These 10 Financial Documents Around, You’re Asking for Trouble
Take a look at these financial documents to avoid carrying around — all of which could put you at risk for fraud or identity theft if lost or stolen.
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As if the Pay Gap Wasn’t Enough: Study Finds AI Could Disrupt More Jobs Held by Women
Oh, great. Apparently jobs held by women are at a greater risk when it comes to AI’s impending world domination. Here’s what we know.
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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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31 Fun Hobbies That Can Become Money-Making Side Hustles
Looking for money-making hobbies? These 31 hobbies can turn your favorite pastimes into profitable side hustles and extra cash.
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Once Included, Now Extra: 10 Hotel Amenities That We Can’t Believe Cost Money
Free breakfast, parking, Wi-Fi, and more hotel amenities now come with fees. Here’s what hotels used to include — and now charge extra for.
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No College Degree? No Problem. These 10 Jobs Will Pay You Six Figures Anyway
From art directors to construction managers, these new-collar jobs are great options for those who didn’t go to college — and want to make bank.
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These 5 States Are Feeling the Inflation Punch the Hardest
States like New Jersey and Massachusetts are among the places where inflation has outpaced a rise in paychecks. Read on for the full list.
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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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Sneaky Dealer Fees You Should Absolutely Refuse When Buying a Car
Learn which car dealer fees you can refuse, why add-ons like VIN etching and nitrogen tires are scams, and how to avoid overpaying.
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Well, This Is Awkward: Tax Refund Delays Could Impact a Whopping 20 Million Americans
If you claimed the Earned Income Tax Credit or the Additional Child Tax Credit, you may experience tax refund delays. Here’s why.
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‘It’s Just Not Worth It Anymore’: How to Scratch the Takeout Itch Without Spending the Money
From themed nights at home to buying close-enough dishes at the store, here are a few ways to enjoy the takeout ritual without paying too much.
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Why Americans Earn More Than Ever — and Still Can’t Afford Anything
If paychecks feel smaller despite your overall income going up, it’s not your imagination. A dollar today buys what about 82 cents did in 2020.
