Personal Finance
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32 Collectibles That Are Likely Worthless At This Point
Expecting to find a collector’s gem among your records, stamps, coins, toys, or books? Most of those collectibles are probably worthless.
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States That Are the Best at Teaching Personal Finance to Students
With fewer Americans in pension plans, these states stand out for promoting strong financial literacy and personal finance education.
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15 Things Boomers Are Choosing to Make Easier Before They Make Them Cheaper
Baby Boomers may be willing to spend more when doing so makes everyday life simpler, more comfortable, or less physically demanding. From grocery delivery to travel and home services, convenience can sometimes matter more than getting the lowest price.
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16 Purchases People Are Making Later in Life Than Previous Generations Did
Young Americans are postponing major purchases such as homes, cars, furniture, wedding expenses, and baby gear. Changes in housing affordability, marriage, family formation, and financial priorities are reshaping when these purchases happen.
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12 Things People Have Quietly Stopped Stockpiling at Home
Americans are changing how they shop, moving away from buying large quantities of household staples at once. From canned foods and paper towels to DVDs and cash, these are the items people are less likely to stockpile at home.
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8 Things Boomers Are Probably Still Paying for That No One Else Is
From landlines to newspapers, here are eight things that boomers are still paying for that younger generations aren’t.
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12 States Where Social Security Goes the Furthest
See 12 states where Social Security goes the furthest, thanks to lower housing costs, everyday expenses, and retiree-friendly tax policies.
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5 Things That Drain More Electricity In Your Home Than You Probably Know
Discover ways to lower your electricity bill by identifying the 5 things that drain the most electricity in your home.
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16 Foods That Went From Cheap Staples to Surprisingly Expensive Treats
Budget foods such as beef, eggs, coffee, and potatoes are becoming more expensive as inflation and supply pressures reshape grocery prices. Here are the foods that were once inexpensive staples…
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The Future Looks Pretty Bleak. Should We Just Spend the Money Now?
Americans feel increasingly pessimistic about the future, yet consumer spending keeps rising. Why are we still spending when so many of us are worried?
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16 Things People Used To Consider “Cheap” That Are Now Seen as Smart
Society’s attitudes toward saving money are changing, and many habits once considered cheap are now viewed as smart choices. From packed launches to repairing old appliances, these money-saving habits can…
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12 Money Habits Boomers Say They Wish They’d Started 20 Years Earlier
Baby Boomers have learned valuable financial lessons from decades of saving, spending, and preparing for retirement. These retirement money habits can help younger generations build a stronger financial future.
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A List Of Things You Should Never Use a Credit Card to Pay for
No matter how magical credit cards may seem, there are just some purchases that you should never put on plastic.
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16 Things Americans Are Doing Differently With Their Money Than They Did 10 Years Ago
Money habits have changed dramatically over the past decade as Americans increasingly use smartphones, digital payments, online shopping, and investing apps. From mobile banking to retirement plans, technology has reshaped…
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Financial Advice Everyone Should Be Telling Their Adult Children
The earlier your kids learn good money habits, the better off their financial future will be in the long run. Here are 12 financial tips to pass along to your…
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The 12 States Where Car Crashes Cost Drivers The Most
Car insurance costs can rise sharply after an at-fault accident, with increases varying widely by state. These states see some of the biggest premium increases after a crash.
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16 Things People Spend More On After One Bad Experience
People often choose cheap products to save money, only to regret that decision after a bad experience. From luggage and shoes to car batteries and home repairs, paying a little…
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12 Things People Buy for Convenience That Quietly Create More Work
Convenience products can save time, but many require more cleaning, maintenance, and attention that shoppers expect. From robot vacuums to smart devices, these products aren’t always as effortless as advertised.
