Personal Finance
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Costco Mistakes That Could Cost You
Avoid common Costco shopping mistakes and learn how to save more, spot real deals, and get the most value from every warehouse trip.
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1 in 5 Americans Will Spend Less on Thanksgiving This Year, Survey Finds
Even though the average cost of Thanksgiving dinner is lower this year, many Americans say they will be spending less on Thanksgiving.
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People Are Charging Family Members for Thanksgiving Dinner
Would you pay to attend Thanksgiving dinner? Some people are charging guests for Thanksgiving dinner to cut costs, but many say it goes too far.
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Walmart Is Becoming the Default Grocery Store for Every Income Bracket. Here’s Why.
If you’re a devout Walmart shopper, you might have noticed that you’re bumping elbows with other shoppers a little bit more than you used to, and you’re not imagining it. It’s not just bargain hunters or families pinching pennies shopping…
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What’s Your Most Expensive Bill? Child Care Tops the Cost of Rent for Many Americans Now
Child care costs have outpaced the cost of rent for many Americans, according to a new report. Find out why costs keep climbing.
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Why Frugal Americans Are Using the 1% Method to Save Money
If you’re looking to manage your budget and save money, the one-percent method might be worth trying. Find out how the budgeting concept works.
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You’re Not Alone: Report Finds Nearly a Quarter of U.S. Households Live Paycheck to Paycheck
A recent Bank of America report details why so many people are living paycheck to paycheck — and the numbers may be even bigger than the report shows.
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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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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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20 Subscriptions That Are Actually Worth The Money
Discover subscriptions worth the money — the services Redditors say actually deliver value and are worth keeping despite recurring charges.
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Making Extra Mortgage Payments Could Be the Smartest Move You Make as a Homeowner
Discover how making extra mortgage payments could save you thousands in interest and help you pay off your home years sooner.
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The Propel App Is Helping SNAP Users Bridge the Gap With $50 Stipends
Are you affected by the delay in SNAP benefits? Find out how the Propel app is helping SNAP recipients with extra cash.
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17 Places to Donate Clothes and Clutter for Money
Declutter and earn extra cash. Here are 17 places to donate clothes for money while keeping usable items out of landfills.
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How Kakeibo, a 120-Year-Old Japanese Budgeting Technique, Is Saving People Money
The Kakeibo method is a 120-year-old Japanese budgeting technique. Here’s how you can use it to start saving money.
