Whatever Happened To Xero Shoes After It Flopped On Shark Tank?
When Xero Shoes appeared on "Shark Tank," the Sharks didn't bite. However, the startup still made the most out of its encounter with the Shark Tank Effect.
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Meal Kits Vs. Grocery Shopping: Which Is Cheaper?
Today, consumers can get their groceries delivered as easily as a meal kit; they can also now shop for meal kits when they're out buying groceries.
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What Happens During A Market Correction (And Can You Get Ahead Of One)?
Volatility in the stock market is nothing new, but market corrections can still catch investors off guard. We asked Lawrence Sprung about the signs.
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Beloved Children's Books That Are Worth A Ton Of Money
Most can name all-time beloved children's books, but did you ever consider the resale value of such literature? As with any collectible, rarity is a key factor.
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'Ridiculous Expectations': Dave Ramsey Warns Parents To Avoid A Costly Mistake
Dave Ramsey is a proponent of teaching young people financial responsibility early on, and he's against parents giving their kids one particular gift.
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Major Fast-Food Chain To Shut Down Over 100 US Locations
In an October 31 earnings call, this restaurant confirmed the closure of 140 stores in the coming months. It also said it would be opening new stores.
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Social Security's Payment Timetable For November 2024
For November 2024, here are key dates for Social Security beneficiaries and SSI recipients to know, including an "extra" SSI payment at the end of the month.
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You Might Want To Consider Retiring In This Overlooked Midwest City
This city offers a cost of living that's 9% lower than the national average, and per Redfin, median home values 71% lower than the U.S. average.
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Rick Steves Warns Travelers To Avoid These ATMs When Traveling In Europe
Rick Steves has been traveling around Europe for over 50 years, and he knows how to travel on a budget. Per Steves, using the wrong ATM could cut into yours.
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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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How Repaying Student Loans Can Actually Help You With Your Retirement Goals
People paying back their student loans now have another option -- a two-for-one benefit -- that will reduce their debt, while saving for the future.
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The Upside Of Receiving A Spousal Benefit Versus Your Own Social Security
The Social Security Administration determines which benefit is the greater amount. In some cases, though, you may want to delay one of your benefits.
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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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A Rare Dime Missing A Special Mark Just Sold For An Absurd Amount Of Money
Not only is this dime extremely rare (as in one of only two known to exist), but the story of how it came to be sold is also one in a million.
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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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Never Do These Things When The Stock Market Is Crashing
When the market crashes, many investors will move to try and minimize losses. However, experts warn against rash decisions and forgetting the fundamentals.
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How The McDonald's Listeria Recall Could Affect Its Bottom Line
When it comes to food recalls, the costs for a company are both direct and indirect. As well, a company must deal with the short- and long-term impact.
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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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A Seller Made More Than $100K Selling An Unexpected Commodity On Pawn Stars
Over a decade ago, a seller walked into Gold & Silver Pawn Shop (aka "Pawn Stars") and unloaded 231 pounds of this precious metal, turning a major profit.
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National Social Security Advisors: Can You Trust Them With Your Finances?
NSSA is a designation for financial planners who pass certification. The certification program is not endorsed by the Social Security Administration.
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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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Clear Signs You May Have Too Much Money In Your Checking Account
While two out of five Americans report not having enough savings to cover a $1,000 emergency, there are others who may be holding on to too much cash.
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The Truth About The Laffer Curve Theory And How It Affects You
Named after economist Arthur Laffer, the Laffer curve is a concept you've likely heard in the news as it concerns taxes, tax revenue, and proposed tax cuts.
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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 Alarming Reasons Young Adults Aren't Doing As Well As Their Parents Financially
We spoke with certified money coach Alaina Fingal about the financial challenges young people face today, from higher education to pricey commutes.
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