One Of America's Cheapest Grocery Stores Isn't What You'd Expect
Per the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average household spends $475.25 a month on groceries. Shopping at this "store" might help with the bill.
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You've Been Warned: Buying A House In These Texas Cities Will Cost You
Texas is home to over 1,200 incorporated cities; real estate investor Joel Medrano identifies five that would-be homebuyers should think twice about.
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How To Tell If Your Old Comic Books Are Worth Anything
While a comic like "Action Comics No. 1" can sell for millions, this is the exception. Still, here's the criteria a valuable comic will need to meet.
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Your Old Troll Dolls Might Be Worth A Lot Of Money Today
While kids today know troll dolls from the "Trolls" movies, these dolls based on Scandinavian folklore have been around for more than 60 years.
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Is It Worth It: This Utah City Is One Of The Most Expensive Places To Visit
This Utah city reported a 3% increase in visitors for the 2023-24 winter season, but forecast a slower summer. One factor might be the high cost.
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Costco's Big Grocery Price Announcement Will Affect Tons Of Shoppers
In a recent earnings call, Costco shared its plans to offer Costco members better-value offerings, starting with its own label, Kirkland Signature.
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Pipcorn Snacks: Whatever Happened To The Company After Shark Tank?
The idea of Pipcorn Snacks was born in 2010, and it took the company four years to make it to "Shark Tank," where it found even more success.
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An Old Toy You May Have From Your Childhood Could Be Worth A Lot Of Money
Invented in 1966, this illuminating, creative toy was inducted into the Toy Hall of Fame in 2022. New generations can still find it on shelves today.
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The Average Cost Of Flood Insurance
For homeowners needing flood insurance, there are basically two options available to you: the government-backed NFIP and a private insurance add-on.
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Neighborhood Retailer To Shut Down 1,200 Locations Amid Struggles
This drug store chain, the second-largest in the U.S., isn't filing for bankruptcy, but it is taking a hard look at ~14% of its underperforming stores.
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This Major Snack Company Shrank Its Chip Bags (And It Went So Wrong)
As the largest snack company in the U.S., this company saw its snack sales decline in the last few quarters, prompting it to try and reverse course.
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You've Been Warned: Think Twice Before Financing A New Car Until Late 2025
If you've held off buying a new car, you may want to wait a little longer, considering the direction analysts are predicting car loan rates will go.
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These Lego Sets Are Actually Worth A Ton Of Money
Nostalgia is a definite factor when it comes to collectible Lego sets. Tie-ins can impact value, but it's often the classics that can command the most.
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Mistakes Costing You Money At Whole Foods
Whole Foods offers healthy and organic options for a wide variety of products -- but if you aren't careful, your bill can be quite high.
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One Of America's Largest Department Stores Is Closing More Locations
Founded in 1858, this department store is associated with two major holidays: Christmas and Thanksgiving. But that hasn't saved it from hard times.
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Here's How Quickly A Car's Value Can Depreciate After You Buy It
Most consumers know a car loses value the minute it's driven off the lot. Fewer may be aware of the rate of depreciation and when it slows down.
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This Classic American Girl Doll Could Be Worth Thousands Of Dollars Now
This American Girl doll was one of the three original historical characters for the brand, representing America's Edwardian era (1901 to 1910).
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What Even Happened To Blockbuster Video? Here's Why The Company Closed
At one time, you couldn't drive far without coming across a Blockbuster, and "make it a Blockbuster night" was what many families did on Fridays.
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The Amount Of Money Americans Lose To Uneaten Food Each Year Is Staggering
The amount of food Americans throw away each year has both financial and environmental consequences. Efforts are being made to change this mindset.
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What Happened To Toys 'R' Us After It Filed For Bankruptcy?
In 2024, Toys 'R' Us (founded in 1948) began its comeback, seven years after it filed for bankruptcy and six years after it liquidated its U.S. stores.
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These Watches Are Worth A Ton Of Money (And You May Have Them Lying Around)
The worth of a family heirloom watch goes beyond a number. Yet if you do have a watch that's been passed down generations, it could be quite valuable.
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A Favorite US Shoe Retailer Plans To Close (And Open) More Stores
Founded in 1974, this shoe retailer was a staple of U.S. malls. However, as malls went, so, too, did this company, with a new vision for its future.
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The Cheapest States To Buy A House In The US
While you may be able to guess the most expensive U.S. states for homes, the cheapest may be a surprise. In these states, median home prices are around $250K.
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Check Your Cupboards: Your Old Cookbooks Might Be Worth A Ton Of Money
As the "Antiques Roadshow" has shown us for years, you never know what valuable item you might have in your family. One such heirloom is the cookbook.
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The Tech Company Shark Tank Passed On That Became An Amazon Success Story
Before leaving "Shark Tank" without a deal, one of the founders of this tech company told the Sharks, "We're going to build this into a major brand."
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Pro Tip: Save Money By Never Ordering A Big Mac This Way From McDonald's
A former McDonald's chef shared on TikTok how you can save around 38% off the regular cost of a Big Mac. And the trick doesn't involve the app.
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One Of America's Biggest Discount Retailers Is Closing Its Last Full-Size US Store
This American discount retailer was founded in the 19th century, in 1899. Now, some 125 years later, it's ready to close its last full-size store in the U.S.
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