How Much Money Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Owns In Real Estate
Robert F. Kennedy owns real estate in multiple states, including a home in California where many of his neighbors are celebrities.
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Don't Skip One Essential Step Before Throwing Away Scratch-Off Lottery Tickets
With Americans spending billions of dollars on lottery tickets every year, it can be especially important to make sure you aren't losing out on any winnings.
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The 13 Best College Towns For Retirees To Move To
Retiring in a vibrant and exciting town doesn't have to cost a fortune -- rather, these college towns make it more affordable than average.
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The US Coin Donald Trump Wants To Get Rid Of
Of the many Trump proposed policies to be introduced in 2025, his decision to discontinue this specific U.S. coin might leave consumers the most confused.
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In 10 Years, You Might Not Be Able To Get A Mortgage In This State
As climate change increases the frequency of natural disasters, insurers are pulling out of certain states -- making getting a mortgage tough.
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The Reason Costco Gas Is So Cheap (And Is It Worth It)
Costco gas is cheap and in many cases refined inside the United States, making it a good option even when tariffs are placed on imports.
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Senior Discounts You Can Start Using In Your 50s
While many don't consider a person a senior citizen until they're 65, that doesn't mean there aren't money-saving discounts available before then.
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Barbara Corcoran Warns Against Buying Real Estate In This US State
Would-be home buyers might be surprised to hear which particularly popular sunny southern state Barbara Corcoran warns against buying a home in.
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Medical Costs Medicare Won't Cover For Seniors
While Medicare can be a true lifesaver for retirees, the insurance program doesn't cover everything that a senior might need during their golden years.
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Old Pieces Of Furniture That Are Worth A Ton Of Money
Classic furniture can be worth a boatload of money, as these items demonstrate, so keep your eyes peeled on auction sites and estate sales.
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You've Been Warned: Buying Nike Products On Amazon Could Cost You
While shopping for Nike products on Amazon might seem like the easiest way to find your new favorite shoes, you might want to think twice before checking out.
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A First Edition Of This Popular Old Children's Book Is Worth A Ton
While antique or first editions of books can be worth a lot, one of the 23 remaining first editions of this popular children's book could fetch a small fortune.
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Essential Social Security Facts American Citizens Should Know
Social Security is likely a big part of your retirement planning, and it's best to have all the facts straight before you sign up.
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Why Joining A Lottery Pool Is One Of The Best Ways To Increase Your Winning Odds
Joining a lottery pool can notably boost your chances of winning, particularly in smaller-budget games where a few more tries makes a big difference.
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11 Clever Tricks To Save Money On Uber That Actually Work
If you frequently ride with Uber, or simply need to take a ride to an event or to the airport, there are money-saving strategies you can employ.
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Switching To Kids' Meals Is A Budget-Friendly Hack When Ordering Out
You probably know that ordering food out is increasingly expensive. With that in mind, taking a look at the kid's menu could be the perfect way to save money.
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The Average Cost Of Owning A Car In Florida
Florida is an expensive state in which to own a car, largely due to the fact that auto insurance there is significantly above the national average.
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Is It Cheaper To Do Laundry At Home Or At A Laundromat?
Whether or not you should do your laundry at home or at a laundromat largely depends on the upfront cost of equipment to gain long-term savings.
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Popular Companies That Are Worried About Tariffs In 2025
Many major American corporations have expressed concern about potential impacts from Donald Trump's proposed tariffs, threatening to raise prices.
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The Worst Financial Crimes Committed By Celebrities
Celebrities have on many occasions gotten themselves into trouble for avoiding taxes or not filing their returns altogether -- or worse.
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One Of The Best Places For Retirees Is A Quaint Texas College Town Full Of Restaurants And Music
This city is both a big city and a college town, with world-class live music and dining and an affordable cost of living for seniors.
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The College Sport That Makes The Most Money Is Also One Of America's Most Popular
This sport is big business, with the highest-valued teams worth well over $1 billion that comes from a variety of funding sources.
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A Little-Known Los Angeles Suburb Is Considered One Of America's Most Expensive Retirement Communities
This California city has a higher cost of living than most other California locales, and that stretches beyond housing and groceries.
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The Real Reason Americans Are Going Child Free
More Americans than ever are choosing not to have children, with reasons ranging from concerns around climate change to financial insecurity.
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How Much Money You'd Have Now If You Invested $1,000 In Verizon In The '90s
If you'd invested $1,000 in Verizon, formerly Bell Atlantic Corp., in the 1990s, the return would be more modest than the S&P 500.
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You Can Win The Lottery Twice In These US States
At least wwo U.S. states have sold winning lottery tickets to the same person twice -- proving that even if you're incredibly lucky, keep playing.
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