Consumer Reports Says This Best-Selling Vehicle Is One Of The Least Reliable Cars
Just because something's popular doesn't mean it's necessarily any good. Need proof? Take a look at this best-selling yet unreliable vehicle.
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You're Wasting Money If You Buy This Kind Of Household Item At A Dollar Store
As prices continue to rise, more and more of us will be tempted to turn to the dollar store. Some items, however, are always worth splashing out on.
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How Much Money An American Airlines Flight Attendant Makes In A Year
American Airlines is one of the world's largest and most successful air carriers. But do the company's flight attendants get paid a fair wage?
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This Rolex Datejust 41 Alternative Can Save You Money
You don't need to drop five figures to get a luxury watch. If you know the features you want, the timepiece of your dreams might be cheaper than you realize.
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Retiring At Age 70 Can Change How Much You Need In Retirement Savings
Retiring later can reshape your financial future in many ways. The age you choose changes the balance between savings and benefits more than you may think.
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You've Been Warned: This Car Dealership Service Could Be A Waste Of Money
Big name car sellers aren't known for their honesty or affordability. Luckily, third parties can do at least one job for much less than a name brand's tech.
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This US State Is Gifting $12,000 In Crypto To Certain Residents. Here's Why
What would you do if someone gave you $12,000 in cryptocurrency? Thanks to Coinbase, certain residents in one U.S. state are about to find out.
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This Beloved Discount Bookstore Is Closing Yet Another Location In 2025
The publishing industry is enjoying something of a moment right now — but one popular chain of bookstores is struggling to capitalize on it.
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2 Major Healthcare Companies Are Ditching Medicare Advantage In These US Locations
For anyone 65 or older, there are some serious changes coming to your healthcare options: Private medicare plans are disappearing left and right.
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Car Insurance Is Cheapest When You Reach This Age Bracket
As long as you own a vehicle, insuring it may always cost you something. But if you're a good driver, it doesn't have to stay expensive forever.
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If You Have $250,000 In Retirement Savings, Here's How Long You Could Live In New York
New York is an expensive state to retire in. While some cities are more affordable than others, having a quarter million dollars saved only lasts a few years.
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The Top 3 US States With The Highest Average Credit Scores
Building good credit takes time and planning. If you're thinking about applying for a loan or credit card, follow the example these regions set.
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The Unexpected Value Of Your Old Motorcycles
The value of many collectibles has been decreasing, but this trend has not affected motorcycles. Discover why your old bike may fetch more than you think.
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The Popular Video Game Company That's Owned By China
Tencent is now in control of the maker of League of Legends (LoL), putting it on a crash course with the government's concerns of foreign influence.
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Posters From This Iconic Movie Are Worth As Much As $228,000
Movie posters: You may know them from college dorm rooms or your uncle's man cave. They look great on a wall, and even better getting sold at an auction.
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You've Been Warned: Here's When Disney Parks Will Cost You The Most
Disney Parks make great family vacation destinations, but they get pricey. With a little planning, you can still have a blast without breaking the bank.
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Medicare Doesn't Cover This Long-Term Care For Seniors
The Medicare plans cover many medical expenses, but one thing they don't cover is time spent in assisted living facilities, a common budget buster for seniors.
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You've Been Warned: Buying Life Insurance At This Age Will Cost You
A life insurance policy can provide for your near and dear, but as far as your own wallet goes, timing is more essential than you'd think.
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One Of The Best Cars For Retirees Is A 2025 Honda Under $25,000
For the last two decades, Honda has been one of the most affordable, dependable car brands, ranking highly on customer satisfaction and reliability charts.
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The Average Income Of A Pet Food Taster Might Surprise You
Pet food tasters play a uniquely vital role in developing palatable food our dogs and cats will love, but are they well-compensated for their hard work?
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The Real Difference Between Savings Accounts And Money Market Accounts
While both savings accounts and money market accounts are popular ways to put money aside, they offer different pros, cons, and capabilities.
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One Of The Worst Luxury Cars For Retirees Has Terrible Upkeep Costs
You're retiring and you've got a pretty okay nest egg. Go big or go home, right? Well, if you get this luxury car, you might actually just go broke instead.
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Winning Cash For Life Can Have A Terrifying Dark Side
Could there possibly be a dark side to getting cash for life? Well, turns out there is, and it could quickly turn your good luck into a bittersweet topic.
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This Cruise Control Mistake Won't Save You Money On Gas
Cruise control keeps your car at a steady speed and slashes gas consumption as a result. However, it won't save you money in certain conditions.
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These US States Have The Highest Percentage Of Social Security Recipients
While an average of 20% of the U.S. population receives Social Security benefits, some states boast a higher average population of recipients than others.
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Your $20 Bill Is Counterfeit If You Spot This Red Flag
The look and feel of a $20 bill are full of counterfeit safeguards, with at least one common identifier offering an immediate sign of whether you have a fake.
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One Of The Cheapest Rolex Watches Features A Timeless Design Without The Painful Price Tag
For those who want to get their hands on a Rolex, but who might not have the budget for a new one, shopping the used market could be the perfect option.
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