Members Of Congress Who Have Made A Fortune From Stock Trading
We've covered the richest members of Congress, but in this article, we take a closer look at congressional members who've made money on Wall Street.
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The Frugal Hack That Will Make You Money And Clear Your Space, Too
According to OfferUp, the recommerce market is expected to reach $276 billion by 2028. This frugal hack involves you becoming part of this e-commerce sector.
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10 Reasons Why You Might Think About Delaying Your Retirement
Nearly everyone looks forward to the day that they can retire, but for many, delaying that date by a few years can provide a host of benefits.
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The Underrated Money Move That Could Fund Your Next Vacation
You can expect to spend easily over $1,000 per individual for a three-day vacation these days. Here's a simple, old-school way to get closer to that number.
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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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Surprisingly 'Lazy' Ways To Make Real Money Online
By "lazy," we mean with little effort on your part. And while the following ideas do take considerable set-up, once done, they're pretty easy gigs.
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A Majority Of Americans Worry Their Retirement Funds Will Run Out
For a majority of Americans, a common financial worry centers on having enough money during their retirement years. Here are a few ways to strategize.
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Lower Interest Rates Are Coming: Here's How Some Investors Stay Prepared
As Fed rate cuts loom, Money Digest's Richard Sachek, a FINRA-licensed professional, explains how investors can position themselves for the inevitable.
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Don't Let The 'September Effect' Fool You Into A Bad Investment Move
Based on nearly 100 years of market data, many believe in the "September Effect." However, many experts will advise you not to let the past impact the present.
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Historically, How Does The Market Perform In September?
When it comes to equities, September isn't historically a month investors look forward to, especially when compared to months like November and December.
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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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The Impact Of Climate Change On Auto Insurance Rates
Like the rising cost of homeowners insurance in states at risk of weather events, car insurance is also affected by the cost of covering weather-related claims.
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How Booking A 'Shoulder Season' Vacation Can Save You Money
"Shoulder season" doesn't have to do with warm weather. Though, it does play a part in when a popular spot's shoulder season begins and ends.
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You've Been Warned: This Sneaky Shopping Mistake Will Cost You
If you want to avoid buyer's remorse, you can start by not falling for this common shopping pitfall. Your wallet and closet will thank you.
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The Price For Some Colleges Just Hit This Very Troubling Number
U.S. News data shows that it costs $42,162 on average to attend a private college. The high end of that calculation now costs more than twice as much.
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Is Buying A House With Cash A Smart Money Move?
Per Redfin data, 34.1% of U.S home purchases in September 2023 were all-cash purchases. This continued an upward trend and marked the highest share since 2014.
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Report Expects Mobile Shopping Trend To Continue This Holiday Season
Americans have been moving toward mobile shopping versus desktop shopping for several years now. Though certain categories are more likely than others.
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10 Ways People Waste Their Money At Restaurants
While not dining out can certainly save you money, going out to a restaurant every now and then is fine, too. Just, when you do, keep in mind some frugal tips.
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Who Will Lower America's Taxes More, Donald Trump Or Kamala Harris?
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 is central to the proposed tax policies of the two U.S. presidential candidates. The TCJA is set to expire at the end of 2025.
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Clever Ways Frugal People Save Money On Gift Wrapping
For many, wrapping paper and gift bags are gifting essentials. However, not only are they pricey but they also result in a ton of annual waste.
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At This Age, Paying Off Your Mortgage Should Be Your Biggest Money Goal
No financial advice is universal. With that said, as you near retirement, you may start to zero in on eliminating one monthly expense: your mortgage.
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How Much Should It Cost To Spay Or Neuter A Dog?
The BLS reports Americans spend, on average, $900 a year on their pets. Health care, from vaccinations to spay and neuter, is a big part of that expense.
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Avoid Doing Chores During This Time Of Day To Save On Your Energy Bill
Like coins in a jar, where something small can turn into something big over time, making this small adjustment to your chores schedule can prove significant.
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Beloved Restaurant Chains Facing Bankruptcy In 2024
2024 has been a rough year for many chain restaurants, with a slew of popular concepts declaring bankruptcy and exploring restructuring.
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Understanding The Difference Between A Startup And A Small Business
Did you think "startup" and "small business" meant the same thing? If so, think again. Carolyn Osorio, a creator of two small businesses, explains.
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Where To Score Birthday Freebies And Discounts
Before your birthday, join member programs (for free) to take advantage of some frugal deals, from freebie desserts to discounts that last all month.
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5 Of The Most Googled Financial Questions In America Answered
Many people are asking the same money questions. For five of these Googled queries, Carolyn Osorio, our resident data analyst, provides the answers.
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