Money
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7 Easy Ways to Cut Your Energy Bill Over the Holidays
While you’re fa-la-la-ing, your energy bill is quietly inflating. Discover some strategies for keeping the bill low while your holiday lights shine bright.
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Campbell’s Soup Exec Says Company’s Products Are for ‘Poor People,’ According to Lawsuit
In a recorded audio, an executive at Campbell’s Soup allegedly called the company products “highly processed food” meant for ‘poor people.’ Here’s what we know.
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Is Costco’s Vaccine Program Worth the Price?
Wondering if you’ll save money getting your vaccines and immunization shots at Costco? Here’s what to know about the Costco vaccine program.
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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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‘Sales Are Such a Scam’: Redditor Catches Amazon Seller Faking a Black Friday Discount
Shoppers are noticing that many supposed Amazon Black Friday deals are actually just a previously discounted price that was marked up before the holiday.
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‘Nurses Will Leave the Bedside’: The U.S. Government No Longer Considers Nursing a Professional Degree, and the Financial Impact Is Huge
As part of the One Big, Beautiful Bill, the U.S. Government no longer recognizes nursing as a professional degree, making it harder to get substantial loans.
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Recall Alert: Walgreens Pulls Over 40,000 Bottles of Nasal Spray
If you suffer from seasonal allergies, read on for more details about Walgreens’ nasal spray recall, including which bottles were affected.
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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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12 Fun Hobbies That Are Surprisingly Inexpensive to Start
Looking to start a new hobby but don’t want to spend a fortune? These surprisingly cheap hobbies are easy to start without buying much (or anything).
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Chemicals, Gardening Supplies, and Other Cheap, Under-the-Radar Items to Score at Estate Sales
From chemicals to spare light bulbs, these surprising estate sale finds are a boon for bargain hunters looking to stock up on household goods.
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Don’t Miss These Perks of Costco and Sam’s Club Membership
Discover top perks of Costco and Sam’s Club membership, from free services to samples, to help you get the most value from your wholesale club.
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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.…
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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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Target Fails to Attract Frugal Customers as Sales Continue to Decline
The glory days of Target seem to be over. Here’s why pricey merchandise, a DEI misstep, and clunky “fixes” are keeping customers away.
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Build-to-Rent Communities Are Booming. But Who Are They For?
Looking into build-to-rent communities? We break down everything you need to know about the unique housing option.
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Prime Air Expands: Amazon’s Drones Will Fly to More Customers
Prime Air, a fleet of Amazon drones, has expanded to San Antonio and Waco in Texas, as well as Pontiac, Michigan. Is that a good thing?
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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.
