How Booking A 'Shoulder Season' Vacation Can Save You Money
"Shoulder season" doesn't have to do with warm weather. Though, it does play a part in when a popular spot's shoulder season begins and ends.
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The Price For Some Colleges Just Hit This Very Troubling Number
U.S. News data shows that it costs $42,162 on average to attend a private college. The high end of that calculation now costs more than twice as much.
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10 Ways People Waste Their Money At Restaurants
While not dining out can certainly save you money, going out to a restaurant every now and then is fine, too. Just, when you do, keep in mind some frugal tips.
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Clever Ways Frugal People Save Money On Gift Wrapping
For many, wrapping paper and gift bags are gifting essentials. However, not only are they pricey but they also result in a ton of annual waste.
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At This Age, Paying Off Your Mortgage Should Be Your Biggest Money Goal
No financial advice is universal. With that said, as you near retirement, you may start to zero in on eliminating one monthly expense: your mortgage.
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Avoid Doing Chores During This Time Of Day To Save On Your Energy Bill
Like coins in a jar, where something small can turn into something big over time, making this small adjustment to your chores schedule can prove significant.
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Understanding The Difference Between A Startup And A Small Business
Did you think "startup" and "small business" meant the same thing? If so, think again. Carolyn Osorio, a creator of two small businesses, explains.
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5 Of The Most Googled Financial Questions In America Answered
Many people are asking the same money questions. For five of these Googled queries, Carolyn Osorio, our resident data analyst, provides the answers.
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Often Overlooked Signs That Someone Close To You Is Struggling Financially
U.S. household debt climbed to $17.8T in Q2 2024. Given this, it's possible someone you know has money problems, though they're doing their best to hide it.
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Why You Should Be Worried About The Uptick In Startup Shutdowns
Much like corporate earnings, the success of startups can provide insight into the economy overall. Plus, when they shut down, there are ripple effects.
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This Curb Appeal Project Will Nearly Double Its ROI For Your Home
Curb appeal is key to selling a home. It's your home's first impression, after all, and it turns out replacing this one feature can be a real game changer.
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Why Taking On This Extremely Aggressive Financial Challenge May Be Worth The Try
One way to get your finances in order is to challenge yourself. With this one, you'll be asked to stop spending (i.e., splurging) for a certain period of time.
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The Costly Dangers Of Delaying Basic Repairs To Your Home
When a home repair is minor, it's easy to dismiss it and mentally promise to address it at a later time. However, such delays can end up costing you.
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Never Say This One Phrase When Asking For A Raise At Work
A 2023 OnePoll survey found the average time people wait for a raise is 2.9 years. If you happen to be up for a raise, avoid saying you deserve one.
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Paying Your Doctor This Way Is An Unexpected Key To Saving Money
Cash-pay health care is an option many may not realize is an alternative to insurance. Still, the pros and cons of this method will vary by patient.
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These 5 States Have The Highest Electricity Bills In America
The average cost of electricity in the U.S. is 16 cents per kilowatt. That said, some states pay much more, with the top state, Hawaii, paying 2.7 times more.
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You've Been Warned: This After-Party Mistake Is A Wedding Money-Waster
The average cost of a wedding in the U.S. in 2023 was $35,000, according to The Knot. One way to cut down on costs is to scrutinize your food budget.
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Grocery Shopping Strategies That Save You Money
Shopping at the grocery store is increasingly expensive, but you can keep more money in your pocket by following these frugal shopping tips.
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How Does Your Net Worth Compare To Other People In Your Age Group?
If you're wondering how your net worth compares to people you know, one simple way to figure it out is to look up the median net worth of your age group.
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Barbara Corcoran's Key Advice For Gen Zers Entering The Workforce
As more of Gen Z enters the workforce (they're expected to outnumber baby boomers by 2025), Barbara Corcoran offered some advice on what to look for in a boss.
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Why Tipping Has Become An Election Flash Point In 2024
Both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are in favor of eliminating taxes on tips. For U.S. service workers, tips have been taxed for over 40 years.
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Signs You're Ready To Buy A House (Even If It Doesn't Feel That Way)
The average price for a home in the U.S. is over $400,000. While that may seem out of your range, remember you won't be paying for the house all at once.
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The Underrated Savings Milestone You Can Aim To Achieve Each Month
It's a small savings milestone, but it can prove big fast. If you're able to achieve it each month, it'll mean you're on the right budget track.
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Here's How Much Sports Betting Can Lower Your Credit Score, According To Research
Some six years after the Supreme Court struck down PASPA, new research reveals the impact legalized sports is having on consumers' financial health.
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Earn Money In Less Than An Hour With This Fun (And Adorable) Side Hustle
More than 30% of Americans have a side hustle today, and while many of these gigs are computer-based, this particularly fun one will take you outdoors.
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The Easy Trick That Can Help You Save Money When Buying Coffee
The National Coffee Association reports Americans are drinking specialty coffee at a 13-year high; the average cost for a cup of coffee today is $6 to $7.
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How Much Money A-List Actors Really Make From Rerun Residuals
How much an actor can earn from residuals (a form of royalty payment) largely depends on their contracts, something only A-list actors can really negotiate.
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