Unexpected Magazines You Might Have That Are Worth A Ton Of Money
As ephemera, magazines aren't meant to last for long. That's in part why when there is a collectible issue, ones that survive can only gain in value.
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The Most Expensive US Cities For One-Bedroom Apartments
Per the National Multifamily Housing Council, there are 23 million apartment units in the U.S., of which 41% are one-bedroom units (the most common).
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Scam Warning: Never Fall For These Door-To-Door Sales Scam Tactics
Selling door to door is far less common today. If someone does knock on your door, here's how to tell if it's a legitimate offer or an old-school scam.
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Trader Joe's Vs. Whole Foods: Which Grocery Chain Is Cheaper?
Whole Foods and Trader Joe's have quite different reputations when it comes to savings, but is this still reality for the two popular grocery chains?
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Do Americans Spend Too Much On Halloween? The Data Is Alarming
While not at Christmas or Valentine's levels, Americans spend a lot to celebrate Halloween. This said, experts estimate 2024 to be down versus 2023.
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Why Costco Is One Of The Best Places To Buy Wine For Extra Savings
Many may not think of Costco when it comes to wine, but many others do, as it ranks consistently as one the largest wine retailers in the entire U.S.
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Clever Tricks To Save You More Money At Sam's Club
As a Sam's Club member, you already get a discount on products, from food to clothing to books and furniture, but there are additional ways to save.
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It's Impossible To Recover Your Money From This Untraceable Type Of Fraud
WalletHub reports gift card sales will increase by 7% in 2024. For many, you can't go wrong giving a gift card, but that doesn't account for scammers.
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The Largest Electronics Retailer In The US Is Closing More Stores
In an earnings call in February 2024, this electronics retailer shared it would be closing ~1% to 2% of its stores in fiscal years 2024 and 2025.
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How Much Money Can You Really Save By Booking Travel Through Costco?
Costco launched its travel division in 2000. Exclusive to Costco members, the travel deals range from car rentals to all-inclusive resort vacations.
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This Common Engagement Ring Shopping Mistake Will Cost You
According to The Knot, the average cost for an engagement ring is $5,500. Unfortunately, many ring shoppers may be making this key "letter" mistake.
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How To Save On Your Car Insurance
Auto insurance is pricey, but necessary in the majority of states, with 48 out of 50 states requiring drivers to carry some level of insurance.
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You've Been Warned: Buying A House In These Florida Cities Will Cost You
We spoke with investor Dutch Mendenhall about what Florida cities to be wary of when buying a home. The state's homeownership rate in 2023 was 67.3%.
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Costco Price Tag Codes You Should Know For The Most Savings
Savvy Costco shoppers know where to look for additional savings, and it's in the price tag. Small changes can mean big savings at the warehouse store.
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The Specific Aisles Savvy Shoppers Visit First To Save Money On Groceries
When shopping at the grocery store, it pays to have a plan. Not only can a shopping list save you money, but how you navigate the store can, too.
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What The New Real Estate Commission Rules Mean For Buyers And Sellers
On August 17, new real estate rules concerning commissions went into effect, just in time for the fall season, which is, historically, less crowded.
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You've Been Warned: Don't Make This Costco Shopping Mistake, It'll Cost You
Volume, resulting in lower unit pricing, is how shoppers are able to save at Costco. However, making this one mistake can wipe out those savings.
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Is Apple TV+ Worth The Subscription Price?
As the streaming wars continue, consumers have more choices than ever, and Apple TV+ has been one option since 2019. Here, we take a look at what you get.
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Vintage Lunch Boxes That Could Be Worth A Ton Of Money Today
Over 120 million lunch boxes were sold between 1950 and 1970, says collector Thad Reece. This is part of why not all old lunch boxes are valuable today.
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Car Insurance Rates Are Rising Fastest In These 5 States, Per New Report
In addition, we'll take a look at the states with the highest auto insurance rates (it's not the same as the fastest risers), and why rates are increasing.
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Why Does Concert Merchandise Cost So Much?
Part of any concert experience is buying some awesome merch. But fans will tell you prices aren't cheap; however, one reason is beyond the artist's control.
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Vintage Board Games That Are Worth Considerably More Now
Board games today cost around $15 to $45. Could any of these be worth twice, triple, or more with time? The following criteria will determine that.
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The Real Reason McDonald's Is Giving Its Classic McFlurry A New Look
McFlurry fans will surely remember when the treat's iconic hollow spoon was phased out. For the same reason, McDonald's is now set to change the McFlurry cup.
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The Average Time It Takes To Sell A Home In 2024
In 2020, the average time to sell a home was a speedy 25 days. Today, this number is considerably higher (though not for all areas of the country).
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How Much Should It Cost To Spay Or Neuter A Cat?
Factors that'll determine the cost of spaying or neutering your cat include where you get the procedure done, your location, and the age of your cat.
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The Little-Known Trick To Scoring The Cheapest Takeout Meals
This Danish app's inspiration was to help reduce food waste. It's currently No. 12 in the App Store for Food & Drink, so more people are learning about it.
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This Housing Decision Could Prove Costly For Newlyweds. Here's Why
For any couple, buying a home is a huge decision, whether you're a newlywed or not. That said, for those newly married, here's what you should weigh.
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