5 Bulky Costco Products That Are Driving The Company's Success
It turns out the largest items at Costco aren't those bulk-sized packs of toilet paper, and some of those bigger pieces are keeping the company in the green.
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Consumer Reports Says These 2026 Vehicles Are Least Reliable
When buying a new car, you should use your head rather than your heart. These 2026 vehicles have recurring issues, recalls, and poor projected performance.
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The Economic Cost Of Gun Violence In America Might Surprise You
Gun violence in the United States is taking its toll on the economy, from the costs for medical care to lost wages to law enforcement-related expenses.
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The Best Beach Towns In Mexico For A Retiree
If you're considering retiring in Mexico, these beach towns offer a low cost of living, relative proximity to the U.S., and plenty of activities to enjoy.
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Consumer Reports Says These Car Insurance Companies Have The Highest Premium Increases
Learn which insurers raised car insurance rates the most, how much drivers are paying extra, which regions are affected, and what's driving the costs.
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9 Things Middle-Class Americans Can't Afford To Buy Anymore
Data now shows that comfortable amenities like gym memberships and rooftop solar panels are no longer as commonplace in the American middle class.
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Massive Mistakes That Are Costing You Extra Money At Sam's Club
When you join Sam's Club, you might expect serious savings out of the gate, but there are many ways to spend more at the warehouse store than you might think.
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How Much Money Each Income Bracket In America Really Pays In Taxes
Here is how much taxpayers in each income bracket pay on average, and how much each bracket contributes to the federal tax revenue as a whole.
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McDonald's Is Making Some Big Changes In 2026
As the world's most profitable fast food chain, McDonald's is pushing ahead with plans to improve the customer experience and boost its bottom line.
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The 10 Biggest Moving Regrets People Have In Retirement
Before planning to move in retirement, considering all of the upfront and lingering costs can help you decide if the effort is worth it.
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5 Places 'Upper-Class' Americans Are Parking Their Money Instead Of Bank Accounts
As economic unpredictability and the prices of essentials continue to rise, wealthier individuals are prioritizing certain financial holdings over others.
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Hospital Costs Medicare Won't Cover For Seniors
Medicare helps cover hospital care, but it does not apply to every service or charge. Certain inpatient costs can still leave seniors paying out of pocket.
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The Best Midwestern College Towns For Retirees To Move To
For a mix of affordability and cultural attractions, Midwestern college towns like Toledo, Ohio and Ann Arbor, Michigan are prime retirement destinations.
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The Best Beach Towns In Hawaii For A Retiree
In Hawaii, retirees will find lots of sunshine, nice beaches, and gorgeous nature. If that sounds like your dream retirement, consider these five beach towns.
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The Largest GM Recalls In Recent History Cost The Company Billions
GM recalls have cost the company billions in profits over the years, with its most expensive quarter for such issues coming earlier in 2025.
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Walmart Customers Will Witness Some Big Changes In 2026
As consumer prices continue to fluctuate, thanks to things like inflation and tariffs, Walmart is opting to refresh its in-store shopping experience.
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11 Wyoming Towns With The Lowest Cost Of Living
Wyoming has a cost of living lower than average across the United States, with Rock Springs and Green River being exceptionally affordable.
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4 Debts That Can Be Taken Out Of Your Social Security Check
Social Security is a vital source of income for retirees, but even these checks might be subject to garnishment if you owe these four types of debt.
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5 Products From Dollar Tree That Look Expensive But Aren't
Not everything at Dollar Tree looks cheap once it's out of the aisle. Certain everyday items hold their own on style and usefulness without the usual markup.
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7 Signs Your Vintage Purses And Handbags Are Worth $1,000 Or More
If your luxury purse or handbag retains value due to its characteristics or societal trends, you may be able to sell it for good money.
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5 Reliable Used Cars You Can Buy Under $10,000
Pre-owned vehicles are quite a mixed bag, but there are some reasonably priced rides from years past that don't break the bank or break down too frequently.
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The Cost Of These 3 Medical Expenses Are Rising Faster Than Inflation
The cost of everyday essentials has grown rapidly, but these three medical expenses in particular are getting more expensive at rates that outpace inflation.
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The Best Tips For A Retiree Trying To Afford Life In Florida
Florida used to be a hot spot for retirees, but things are getting increasingly expensive. If you want to settle down in the Sunshine State, here are some tips.
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The 13 Best Ways For Retirees To Lower Medicare Costs
Medicare is a lifeline for many seniors when it comes to medical coverage, and costs can be lowered by reading the details carefully.
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5 Cars That Will Instantly Drain Your Retirement Savings
Retirement savings are crucial for enjoying your golden years, so you don't want to buy any of these cars that easily drain what you worked to put back.
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How Much Money Each SpongeBob Movie Really Made At The Box Office
The latest SpongeBob movie hit the theaters in 2025, and expectations are high for a box office success, based partly on the performance of its predecessors.
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5 Things That Used To Cost Us Money But Are Now Free
In a world where most items have gone up in price, there are a handful of goods and services that once came with a fee that we don't lose a dime on anymore.
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