This Major Energy Company Is Blaming The White House For Its Bankruptcy
This major renewable energy company has filed for bankruptcy protection, citing Trump's energy policy shifts as the reason for its struggles.
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Retirement Living: Moving To 'The Danish Capital Of America' Comes At A Cost
California's Solvang has lots to offer, including a unique culture shaped by the town's Danish settler history. But the cost of living there is astronomical.
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Even 'Upper Class' People Have This Bad Credit Card Habit
Higher income can mean higher spending, and no matter where on the wealth scale you fall, a lot of people wind up with the same financial problem.
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A Luxury Fashion Brand From 2005 Has Insane Resale Value In 2025
It's not often that you can make a profit on a resale, but one luxury fashion brand seems to be bucking the trend — and it's all thanks to Gen Z.
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Penny Shortages Are Having An Unexpected Effect On Banks And Businesses
Even though President Trump ordered the U.S. to stop production of the penny in February, retailers are only just starting to feel the effects.
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The Easy Tax Filing System The IRS Is Getting Rid Of In 2026
This easy tax filing system, which was previously provided through the IRS, will no longer be available to filers in 2026 thanks to the Trump administration.
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Customers' Least Favorite Car Brands, According To Consumer Reports
According to a recent Consumer Reports survey, American drivers have serious concerns about a number of car brands, from Jeep to Acura.
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When Your Credit Score Reaches This Number, You Could Qualify For A Premium Credit Card
A premium credit card could be your gateway to lower interest rates, cheap hotels, and airport lounges — but what credit score do you need to actually get one?
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Trump Announces $2,000 Checks For Americans — Here's Who Could Get Them
The U.S. President has announced $2,000 checks meant to distribute some of the tariff-generated revenue to American citizens, but they're not for everyone.
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Why Does The Federal Reserve Shred Currency And Where Does It Go?
While it isn't responsible for money printing, the Federal Reserve is in charge of shredding currency. Here is why and how exactly it does this.
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This Best-Selling Vehicle Is One Of The Most Reliable Cars, According To Consumer Reports
Lightweight, responsive, and highly reliable, this nifty two-seat roadster has been making waves among motor enthusiasts since the late 1980s.
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The Biggest Deals Ever Made On Shark Tank
Most deals made on Shark Tank land in the six figures, but now and then a company comes forward that draws seven-figure interest from the sharks.
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One Of The Best Countries For A Retiree Has A Low Cost Of Living And Two Coastlines
Is it possible to spend your golden years in a land of sunsets, natural wonders, and thriving cultural hotspots? It sure is — and it's cheaper than you'd think.
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The Average Cost Of A Disney World Vacation Will Make You Pause
A Disney World trip can cost more than the average American budgets for vacation, given the price for lodging, park entry, dining, and extra activities.
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Retirees Be Warned: Bankrate Says This Southern State Is One Of The Worst For Retirement
Living out your golden years on the Sun Belt may sound nice, but don't start packing just yet — as there's one southern state you should avoid at all costs.
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The 1908 Rolex Watch Alternative That's Much Cheaper And Nearly Identical
If you like the Rolex 1908 collection but don't want to spend over $20,000, this emerging brand's timepieces offer a similar but budget-friendly alternative.
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The Massive Company That Owns Quaker Oats Might Surprise You
Cereal and soda may not be a great combination at the breakfast table, but apparently it's a different story in the boardrooms of one major corporation.
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The US Debt Strategy That Made Dave Ramsey Laugh
The government is now accepting payment via the same platform many people use to cover their share of the bill at dinner, and one expert finds it idiotic.
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The Medical Screening Medicare Gives Seniors For Free
Preventative care can be pricey, so many people put it off. But older patients can receive one essential examination at no cost with the right qualifications.
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The Most Scandalous Bankruptcies In Recent American History
Companies including FTX and Enron were at the peak of their game when it was revealed that they'd been skirting the rules all along.
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Kevin O'Leary Says This Savings Rule Could Turn You Into A Millionaire Before Retirement
According to Kevin O'Leary, investing this percentage of your salary consistently over a few decades can have a return of over $1 million by your mid-60s.
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The One Thing Warren Buffett Never Leaves The House Without
If there's anyone you should look out for his financial advice, it's Warren Buffett. And here is one asset he never leaves his house without.
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When Your Investable Assets Reach This Number, It's Time To Hire A Financial Planner
There may come a time where managing your own finances becomes too complicated. Experts have pretty clear recommendations for when to bring in help.
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Customers' Top 10 Favorite Car Brands, According To Consumer Reports
A Consumer Reports ranking ranks automakers by how satisfied owners of their vehicles are, with an upstart EV brand coming out on top.
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The Hidden Costs Of Inheriting A House That's Paid Off
While inheriting a paid off house might sound like a dream to some, the reality can come with a laundry list of extra expenses that might not be in your budget.
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Retirees Can Live On Social Security Alone In This State Out West (But Only If You Don't Have A Mortgage)
Even if their house is paid off, many people still need some form of income to get by once they leave the workforce — unless they move to the desert.
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Kevin O'Leary's Spending Complaint Could Be A Grim Prediction For The Future Of Hollywood Movies
The film industry is a huge business, and based on one venture capitalist's opinion, the same tech taking jobs in other fields could impact movies soon too.
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