Money
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How No-Spend Days Can Help You Save Money Fast
No-spend days are an easy way to cut your spending quickly. Read on for the rules behind the trendy budget hack, and how to make it work for you.
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‘Boomers Won’t Retire’: Late Retirement Causing Career Bottleneck for Younger Generations
For many Americans, retirement no longer feels like a finish line they’re working toward, but rather a moving target they can never seem to hit. And that target is causing problems for more generations than one. A recent Reddit thread…
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GLP-1 Users Spend Less Money on Fast Food and Groceries, According to Studies
According to two recent studies, GLP-1 users are spending 8% less on fast food — and restaurants are making it easier for them to order.
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Amazon Is Actually Paying Customers for Once: Company Refunding Millions After FTC Settlement
As part of a recent Amazon settlement, the company started issuing refunds for Prime customers. Here’s how you can get a piece of the pie.
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30 Costco Grocery Items That Offer the Biggest Savings
See which Costco grocery savings deliver the biggest bang, based on research comparing 30 items with prices at major supermarkets.
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Finally, Some Good News: Gas Prices Could Hit Their Lowest Level Since 2020
This year, gas prices are expected to dip to an average of $2.97 per gallon nationwide. Here’s what’s behind the low gas prices.
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GameStop Reportedly Closing Hundreds of Stores
A spate of recent GameStop closures has prompted fans of the gaming retailer to wonder what’s happening with the company. Here’s what we know.
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If You Bought Beef Between 2014 and 2019, You Might Be Owed Money
Learn more about how you could be eligible for a share of an $87.5 million class action settlement involving some of the country’s largest beef manufacturers.Â
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Tariffs on Pasta and Furniture Are Changing Again — and Shoppers Could See a Difference
Recent tariff changes will give U.S. consumers relief when purchasing certain items. But are the tariffs delayed or just not as severe? Here’s what we know.
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Healthcare Isn’t Expensive Enough, So Drugmakers Are Raising Prices on 350 Medicines in 2026
Check out some of the medications affected by drugmakers raising prices on life-saving medications this year, as well as some that will lower in price.
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Financial Experts Share 25 Ways Your Money Disappears Into the Void
Learn the 25 biggest ways people waste money, including fees, subscriptions, and bad habits. Stop the financial leaks now to save thousands this year.
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The Price of a School Lunch the Year You Were Born
School lunch prices by year reveal how cafeteria costs rose from spare change to today’s $3 meals. See what lunch cost when you were born.
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17 Easy Hacks to Help You Save Money Every Day
Inflation may be easing, but prices are still high. Discover 17 simple, expert-backed money hacks to save money every day.
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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.
