10 Reasons Retirees Regret Moving To A 'Low-Tax' State
The allure of low-tax states like Tennessee and Arizona beckons to retirees, but for some -- especially those with lower incomes -- it can be a bad move.
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15 Countries With The Largest And Richest Oil Reserves
For over a century, the world has run on oil, and out of everywhere in the world, these are the countries sitting on the largest, most valuable reserves of it.
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11 Reasons Retirees Regret Moving To Las Vegas
There's a lot to consider when older people relocate, and one city that might appeal to seniors at first actually has quite a few factors working against it.
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13 Health Care Cost Surprises That Can Sneak Up On You In Retirement
Many spend their whole lives prepping for retirement, only to disregard these common medical expenses while planning for their golden years.
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9 Reason Retirees Regret Moving To Virginia
Retiring in Virginia offers perks like quick access to several major cities and a beautiful landscape, but the financial aspect can be unsettling.
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10 Things Savvy Investors Always Refuse To Buy
There are hordes of investment opportunities out there, but savvy investors stick to tried-and-true principles like passive ETFs and retirement accounts.
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9 Assets That Won't Increase Your Net Worth
Buying high-priced items like a brand new car or a boat provides status and clout, but they don't necessarily drive the bottom line of wealth.
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The Richest Suburbs Of Chicago Might Make You Pause
Chicago is home to a collection of very wealthy suburbs, including Naperville, Libertyville, Park Ridge, Elmhurst, and Glen Ellyn.
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The Most Expensive Ford Recalls In Recent History
Ford has been the subject of numerous high-dollar recalls in recent decades, none more famous than the exploding Ford Pinto gas tanks.
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Take These Crucial Steps Every Time You Get Paid
Earnings from work can feel great when they finally hit your bank account, but hold off on any spending sprees until you've checked all these boxes.
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Affordable Alternatives To Save You Money On Pest Control
Pest control is an unfortunate reality for most homeowners, but these DIY tricks and hacks can prevent it from costing an arm and a leg.
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9 Actions You Should Take At Age 45 That Will Change Your Retirement Forever
Whether or not you have sufficient retirement savings by age 45, tsaving more now and taking these steps will help you secure your golden years.
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9 Reasons Retirees Regret Moving To The Suburbs
Moving to the suburbs may seem like a safe and convenient option, but the reality involves excessive driving and less medical and entertainment options.
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Rick Steves' Favorite Time To Visit These 12 European Countries For Lower Prices And Fewer Crowds
Rick Steves is the preeminent European travel authority, and his advice on when to visit to save money and avoid crowds can make your trip more enjoyable.
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10 Most Affordable Places To Live In Colorado
The cost of living in Colorado has risen steadily over the course of the 21st century, but towns like Alamosa and Trinidad remain affordable.
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11 Reasons Retirees Regret Moving To The Beach
Retiring to a quiet beach community is a dream of many Americans, but due to issues like noise, taxes, and tourists, that big move can turn into a big headache.
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You've Been Warned: Consumer Reports Says These Popular SUVs Are Also The Least Reliable
SUVs are supposed to be the benchmark for reliability and saftey, but some from Jeep, Honda, and more suffer from a high number of recalls and complaints.
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10 Embarrassing Times America Wasted A Ton Of Money
Given how large and divided a government can be, funds often disappear amid bureaucratic processes. Unfortunately, it's often taxpayers footing the bill.
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12 Things Rick Steves Refuses To Buy While Traveling
Rick Steves has made a business out of advising travelers on what to do and buy, but he avoids anything that sounds like a tourist trap.
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1970s Groceries That Used To Cost Pennies
Bickering about grocery prices is increasingly common in this day and age, particularly for those old enough to remember a cheaper era.
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You've Been Warned: These 9 Toyota Cars Have Awful Resale Value
Toyota is known for dependable, long-lasting vehicles like the Tacoma, though some of those vehicles hold their value better than others.
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12 US States With The Highest Unemployment Rates
While national unemployment figures are released regularly, states like California and Nevada have been higher than the national average.
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The 14 Most Expensive European Countries For Tourists
Europe is the world's most popular travel destination, but it's not cheap to explore, even in smaller countries like Andorra or Monaco.
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9 Reasons Retirees Regret Moving To A Retirement Community
Moving to a retirement home is intended to streamline your lifestyle, but it's important to consider factors such as loneliness and overall cost.
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The Biggest Coca-Cola Recalls Cost The Popular Company A Ton Of Money
Coca-Cola and its line of beverage products have been subjected to numerous recalls over the years, some involving huge amounts of product.
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8 Unexpected Ways America's Penny Shortage Might Affect You
With the U.S. Mint ceasing penny production, some places are already seeing a shortage of the coins. What does this mean for the average consumer?
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The 10 Most Affordable Places To Live In Florida
When it comes to finding the right place to move, affordability is often top of mind. These Florida locations offer some of the best deals in the state.
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