Money
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Check Your Pennies: These 3 Factors Determine Whether They’re Worth Thousands
Wondering whether you have any valuable pennies? Specific years, designs, and initials play a role in determining whether your cents are worth thousands.
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10 Lottery Winner Horror Stories That Will Make You Think Twice About Playing
Winning the lottery can feel like a dream—until it becomes a nightmare. Explore lottery horror stories that show how sudden wealth can ruin lives.
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Mailing a Package Will Cost More Next Year Under USPS’s New Rates
Shipping packages through the U.S. Postal Service is likely to get more expensive in 2026. Here’s what to know about the USPS raising rates next year.
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Amazon’s Black Friday Starts Early: 8 Deals That Are Actually Worth the Fuss
Amazon has already rolling out Black Friday deals far ahead of Thanksgiving. Here are some Amazon Black Friday deals that area actually worth it.
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7 Ways to Quickly Furnish a Space on a Tight Budget
Want to furnish a new space without spending thousands? One TikToker reveals her smart tips for finding budget furniture to bring a room to life.
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Stars Who Wasted Their Money on Ridiculous Things
Celebrity ridiculous spending at its wildest—discover the bizarre, over-the-top purchases stars make when money seems unlimited.
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Do You Really Need Wi-Fi at Home? Some Say Unlimited Phone Data Is Cheaper
With prices for internet plans going up, some people say using phone data instead of Wi-Fi at home is cheaper. Find out if it makes sense for you.
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22 Things Older Shoppers Should Buy at Costco
Find the top Costco deals for seniors, including discounts on essentials and services that help stretch a fixed income while shopping smart.
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Visa, Mastercard Agree to Lower Swipe Fees, But That Could Mean New Surcharges for Cardholders
A Visa and Mastercard settlement will lower swipe fees for merchants, but could lead to new surcharges and limits on which cards consumers can use.
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Reverse Budgeting: How the ‘Pay-Yourself-First’ Approach Can Boost Your Savings
Tired of traditional budgeting? Reverse budgeting prioritizes paying yourself — not bills — first. Here’s why some people swear by the method.
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8 Money-Saving Swaps for Solo Renters on a Tight Budget
From switching to powdered laundry detergent to investing in washable sponges, these money-saving swaps work well for those living by themselves.
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Soda Prices Have Nearly Doubled Since 2020 and Outpaced Inflation, New Study Finds
Wondering why a 12-pack of Coke is hurting your wallet? Soda prices have skyrocketed, and inflation isn’t the only reason why.
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12 Significant Differences Between Shopping at Costco and Online at Costco.com
Learn how Costco online shopping works, including non-member options, fees, and delivery, plus tips to save when ordering from Costco.com.
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Is Costco Optical Worth It? Here’s What to Know Before You Go
Learn how Costco Optical works, from eye exams to affordable glasses and contacts. See why members trust it for savings on vision care.
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Stores That Are Closing for Thanksgiving This Year —And Which Will Stay Open
See which retailers are closed on Thanksgiving 2025 — and which stay open — before you plan your holiday shopping.
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The Cost of Thanksgiving Dinner Is Up 7% This Year, Study Finds
The cost of Thanksgiving dinner has gone up this year, according to a new study. Find out how much more you’ll have to pay for holiday staples.
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AT&T Hit With $177 Million Settlement: See If You’re Eligible for the Payout
Are you an AT&T customer? The AT&T settlement has resulted in a $177 million payout, and some customers can snag up to $7,500.
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How to Get Your Health Insurance to Pay for a Gym Membership
Looking to save on a gym membership? Some health insurance companies have programs that can reimburse you for the cost.
