How Much Social Security Can Really Be Paid If It Runs Out
The future of Social Security is a source of near-constant debate, with projections for its insolvency varying based on economic factors.
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Stories By Carolyn Osorio
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You'll Feel The Financial Burn Of LA Fires - Even If You're Nowhere Near
Insurance premiums will likely increase in various places around the country as a result of the LA wildfires, affection millions of people.
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You've Been Warned: Buying Mattresses On Amazon Could Cost You
Buying a mattress on Amazon could mean you get a shorter trial period to decide if it's a good fit for you, and removes the chance to see it first.
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Why Retirees Should Follow The $1,000 Dollar Retirement Rule
Following the $1,000 a month rule can be a good pathway to planning out your retirement budget, even if only as a practice exercise.
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The Sneaky Reason Why Jeff Bezos' Salary Is So Low
Jeff Bezos and other billionaire CEOs employ the tactic of taking a low annual salary and holding most of their wealth in property and equity.
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When Are Cheap Tesla Cars Hitting The Market? It Could Be 2025
Tesla announced to shareholders plans for a model that is cheaper than its others, but an exact release date has not been confirmed.
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Why Is The Middle Class Vanishing? Here's What We Know
The American Middle Class has shrunk notably sine the 1970s, as income disparity has pushed more and more families to the fringes.
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Do Food Delivery Services Upcharge You When Ordering Pickup?
Food delivery services are incredibly convenient and a great thing to take advantage of in a pinch, but many of them can cost you extra.
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Fetch Super Bowl 2025 Ad Promises Suitcases Full Of Money. Who Gets Them?
Fetch gave away a lot of money during the Super Bowl -- but to win the money requires following a lot of specifics at the right time.
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You've Been Warned: Buying A Popular Shoe Brand On Amazon Could Cost You
As some major brands have severed ties with Amazon over the years, what's left of their products on the marketplace are often counterfeits.
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Rocket Cos. Super Bowl 2025 Ad: What Is This Company Actually Selling?
If you see a commercial from a brand called Rocket during the Super Bowl, it's not a fresh start-up but a rebrand of a well-known company.
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How Much Money The Average College Football Player Is Paid Every Season
It's only been in recent years that college athletes are able to earn payment for playing sports and earning endorsements, with many variables.
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The Minimum Salary You Need To Afford College In New York (Without Loans)
New York is known for its high cost of living, but it turns out that it's not among the least-affordable places to attend university.
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The Wackiest Super Bowl 2025 Prop Bets: Will Travis Kelce Propose?
Whether or not Travis Kelce will propose to Taylor Swift on Super Bowl Sunday is anyone's guess, but betters certainly are interested.
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Super Bowl 2025 Ad Spots Are More Expensive Than Ever Before (But Are They Worth It?)
Advertisers buying Super Bowl ad spots must spend millions to secure just 30 seconds, but the exposure for doing so can be priceless.
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The Beloved Bag That Holds Its Value Better Than Gold Itself
This particular bag has in some cases increased in value at a rate that has outpaced gold itself, making it an incredibly valuable asset.
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One Of The Worst Items You Can Buy At The Dollar Store Is An Essential Household Item
Buying this item at a dollar store often means getting an older, more degraded product that may be less safe and not perform as normal.
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All Of The Times That Donald Trump Went Into Bankruptcy (And How He Recovered)
Donald Trump's companies have declared bankruptcy many times over the years, even though he has never personally declared bankruptcy himself.
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FanDuel Vs. DraftKings: Which Online Sportsbook Is Better?
The FanDuel vs. DraftKings battle typically comes down to which state you live in and in which state the games you bet on are taking place.
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This Beloved Mexican Vacation Spot Will Suck The Money Out Of Your Wallet
All-inclusive resorts pose as being a great deal for travelers, but in the end they often end up costing far more than other options.
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Big Changes You Can Expect When Shopping At Costco In 2025
Costco has made several notable changes to its shopping and in-store experience for 2025, and will open a slew of new locations as well.
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The Recommended Retirement Withdrawal Rate Dropped In 2025. Here's What It Means For Retirees
Retirees and FIRE advocates have for decades harked on about the 4% rule, but new statistics show that a smarter move is to withdraw less.
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You Can Apply For Social Security Early, But There's One Catch You Should Know
Applying early for your Social Security benefits is doable, but the financial hit you're likely to take may make it less worth it.
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Two Of Europe's Largest Economies Are Shrinking. Here's Why It Matters
The economies of these larger countries have been shrinking, leading speculators to wonder if the economic downturn in Europe will spread.
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What 'Congestion Pricing' Means For Drivers And Their Wallets
Congestion pricing is a practice that charges drivers a fee to enter congested areas during peak hours, and it's already working in New York City.
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One Of America's Worst States To Retire In Is Also Known For Heavy Traffic
Retiring in this state comes with a higher cost of living and worse traffic than many other states, according to a leading report.
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AutoZone's Warning About Donald Trump's Tariffs Is Concerning
AutoZone's CEO warned in an earnings call that American consumers will face the brunt of higher costs due to Donald Trumps proposed tariffs.
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