Money

  • Worried senior couple feeling stressed while have to pay their bills over Internet

    If You Have These Bills on Autopay, Take Them Off Immediately

    Setting your bills to autopay might seem like a great way to never miss a payment, avoid late fees, and build credit. But it also makes it easy to stop paying attention, lulling you into overspending and unintended consequences. It…

  • Large group of displeased business people carrying carton boxed with their belongings after being fired from their jobs.

    19 Jobs That People Quit the Most, Ranked

    Here’s an unfun fact: Work enthusiasm is the lowest it’s been in a decade. “Work sucks, I know,” Blink-182 once warned us, but we didn’t listen. Today, nearly 70% of people are quitting their jobs. Exactly what industries are driving…

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    15 Industries That Would Benefit From a Recession

    The stock market tumbles, businesses halt operations, and consumers tighten their belts against inflationary price hikes — it all sounds pretty bad. Yet some industries have built-in mechanisms that allow them to survive, and even thrive, when economic storm clouds…

  • A worker installs windows

    32 Ways You’re Ruining Your Home and Don’t Even Know It

    Our home’s walls, floors, porch, patio, roof, plumbing, lights — and so on — form our own personal safety net. When you look at it that way, of course you want to do everything you can to protect that inner…

  • A customer carries a package of toilet paper at a Costco store on March 14, 2020 in Novato, California.

    Costco’s Worst Kirkland Signature Products, According to Shoppers

    Costco’s private label, Kirkland Signature, is not your average bargain-bin brand, and calling it a “generic” label doesn’t quite cover it. Costco partners with big-name manufacturers, keeps the branding low-key, and passes the savings on to you. So you get…

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    28 Ways Your Tax Return Could Trigger an IRS Audit

    For most taxpayers, it’s unlikely that they will be audited by the IRS. But that doesn’t mean it’s completely out of the question. While the number of audits has dropped dramatically in recent years, the IRS knows that every $1…