3 Big Changes Are Coming To Rolex In 2026
At times, Rolex tweaks its product line and business operations. If you're looking for a new Rolex timepiece, keep an eye out for these upcoming changes.
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The Cheapest New Cars To Insure That Consumer Reports Recommends
Insurance can be a huge expense for new cars. Consumer Reports evaluated the most reliable new cars that also had the least expensive insurance.
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Consumer Reports Says This Is One Of The Best Ways To Save Money On Car Insurance
Auto insurance rates have risen substantially in recent years, and if you're trying to save money on your policy, consider this advice from Consumer Reports.
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The Possessions Your Children Will Almost Certainly Sell The Moment You Die
Many children do not want to deal with the hassle of inheriting their parents' possessions. Take a look at the items your children will most likely get rid of.
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11 Cars More Reliable Than A Toyota Highlander
The Toyota Highlander is a very reliable SUV, but there are more superior cars out there. Take a look at the best alternatives if you're looking for a new car.
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5 Reasons A Retiree Regrets Buying A BMW Car
It may be tempting to splurge on a BMW when you retire. But even if you think you can afford it, you can quickly regret that BMW purchase. Here's why.
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5 Reasons A Retiree Regrets Buying A Ford Mustang
If you've always dreamed of owning a muscle car, you may want to treat yourself to a Mustang once you retire. Here are five reasons you may regret the move.
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Which Is Cheaper: Organic Or Non-Organic Groceries?
Buying organic groceries can be more expensive depending on where you live, but many factors contribute to whether non-organic is notably cheaper.
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5 Reasons A Retiree Regrets Buying A Land Rover Car
You're never too old to travel in style, but a Land Rover might not prove the most sensible solution for your transportation needs during retirement.
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The 11 Top-Selling 'As Seen On TV' Products Of All Time
Infomercials may not have the staying power they used to, but a handful of the items they promoted have turned their manufacturers into millionaires.
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10 Things Frugal Baby Boomers (Almost) Never Buy
With inflation, many people are trying to curb their spending, especially baby boomers. Find out which items they try to avoid buying to save more money.
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5 Products Consumer Reports Recommends For Surviving Harsh Winter Weather
Consumer Reports recommends buying these items to help you get through the worst of winter weather, including cold, ice, snow, and power outages.
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5 Safety Features That Could Save Seniors Money On Car Insurance
Car insurance isn't cheap, and it can get more expensive as you enter your golden years. Luckily, certain aspects of your vehicle could cut down those costs.
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Car Insurance Discounts You Might Qualify For
Paying for auto insurance is never fun, but there are so many ways to save on this expense that you might be eligible for lower premiums without knowing it.
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These 5 Luxury Brands Are Quietly Losing Value Faster Than Ever
Many luxury brands are simply not as popular as they used to be. Find out which luxury brands are seriously struggling after declining consumer sales.
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Sneaky Ways IKEA Tricks You Into Spending Money
IKEA is known for its self-assembly furniture and famous meatballs, but those aren't the only strategies the company uses to optimize revenue.
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The 15 Most Expensive States To Own A Car, According To Consumer Affairs
Drivers beware: Some places in the U.S. demand much more from a commuter financially than others — and they're certainly not isolated to one region.
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The 5 Best Used Cars For A Retiree, According To Kelley Blue Book
Used cars may appeal to retirees, and according to Kelley Blue Book, these five models offer the right balance between price, reliability, comfort, and safety.
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10 Iconic '70s Items And What They're Worth Today
Many people hold onto things for decades without knowing how much they are worth. Find out the value of these 1970s items before you donate or toss them out.
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The Underrated European Country That Has Lower Costs And Fewer Tourists
While a European vacation might sound like a dream, overtourism can suck the fun out of any trip. Luckily this country boasts fewer crowds and cheaper stays.
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The Most Reliable Luxury Car Brands, According To Consumer Reports
Luxury cars cost a lot to buy and maintain, so it pays to know which brands are reliable. Here are Consumer Reports' top luxury car brand picks for reliability.
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13 Best-Selling Cars That Are Quickest To Be Resold
If you want to buy a car, it's important find out which cars are resold within a year. Find out which best-selling cars leave drivers with buyer's remorse.
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How A Premium Coffee Brand Ends Up At Dollar Tree For $2
Cheap doesn't always mean bad, and businesses like Dollar Tree prove that by providing its customers high-end products at shockingly low prices.
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The Household Item Every Soon-To-Be Retiree Should Buy
As you plan for retirement you might assume that saving money should be your priority. However, there are some large purchases you might want to consider.
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You Might Be 'Upper-Class' If You Pay For This Luxury Item In All Cash
Wealth isn't just defined by income or net worth. The act of buying certain items without financing them can be a strong indicator that you're well off.
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Why Credit Card Users At Walmart And Target Could Start Paying More
After years of legal back and forth, major retailers may be changing their credit card payment policies and consumers could wind up footing the bill.
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Customers Should Pay Attention To This City's New Shopping Cart Law
Shopping carts can be found almost everywhere — including places they shouldn't be. To address this issue, one U.S. city is implementing some big changes.
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