What Is Stock Lending And Is It A Good Option?
The key benefit of stock lending is the ability to earn a passive income from your investment. This said, there are some caveats you should be aware of.
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The Biggest Payouts In Gambling History
A recent NCAA survey found the most common bet was $10 to $20. That aligns with several of the stories here: modest bets that turned into mega payouts.
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These VHS Tapes Of Classic Movies Are Worth A Ton Of Money
For over two decades, VHS was how we watched movies at home. While the format is obsolete today, certain titles are still selling at auction, for a lot.
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Which States Allow Sports Betting?
Thirty-eight states and the District of Columbia have legalized sports betting. We take a look at the holdouts and which states are soon likely to join the 38.
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Genius Ways To Save Money On Your Phone Bill
Unlike, say, our mortgage or rent, what we pay for our phones is negotiable, whether through an adjustment to our data usage or we find a better plan.
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The Unexpected Value Of A PEP Cereal Box Today
PEP was a whole-wheat breakfast cereal introduced by Kellogg's in 1923 as a rival to Wheaties. And like Wheaties, some PEP boxes are collectible today.
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You Should Think Twice Before Paying Medical Bills With A Credit Card
Using a credit card to pay medical bills might seem like an easy way to take care of the charges, but it can cost you down the line.
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Are CVS ExtraCare Plus Perks Actually Worth The Price?
CVS' loyalty program is more than 20 years old, though its paid tier is more recent, dating back to 2019. We break down what members get for $5/month.
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How Much Should You Really Pay For High-Speed Internet?
High-speed internet today is an essential utility, but consumers have options when it comes to service. Always keep in mind how much speed you really need.
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What Actually Controls The Price Of Stocks?
As more Americans participate in the stock market, you may wonder what actually controls prices. Beyond supply and demand, we discuss a few other factors.
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TVs: The One Item That Seems To Defy Inflation
Since 2020's 1.2%, the U.S. inflation rate has seen a peak of 8% (in 2022) to the current 3.36%. Despite these ups and downs, TV prices have been unaffected.
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10 States No One Should Ever Retire In
Retirement is the dream for many workers, but choosing the right place to settle down plays a big role in how comfortable you'll be.
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How Much Do Employers Actually Pay For Your Health Insurance?
One of the biggest perks of any job is health insurance. This said, how much companies actually pay largely depends on the type of plan they choose to offer.
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What You Should Never Say When Buying A House
When house shopping, you should avoid saying anything that will leave you in a weaker position when it comes to negotiation. As the buyer, you have power, too.
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How To Try And Get Your Money Back After Being Scammed
The FTC reports consumers lost $10 billion to fraud in 2023. For these people, hopefully they tried getting their money back, as there are steps you can take.
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The Real Reason Social Media Sites Are Turning To Subscriptions
Since the early days of social media, participation has always been free. Now, however, some sites are turning to subscriptions, and the reasons are twofold.
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The Dark History Behind The World's First Billionaire
The world's first billionaire became a billionaire only after the Supreme Court dissolved his company, Standard Oil, for violating the Sherman Act.
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Where Do Analysts Forecast Nvidia Stock Will Be A Year From Now?
As Nvidia readies for its stock split on June 7, 2024, its price continues to climb. Nvidia is now the second-most valuable public company, surpassing Apple.
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You've Been Warned: Don't Make These Critical Mistakes With The Stock Market At All-Time Highs
With the stock market trading at all-time highs, investors may actually feel more uncertain, afraid of making a mistake that will lead to long-term regret.
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Wedding Trends That Will Save You So Much Money
With weddings costing on average ~$35,000, many couples are looking for ways to save. Elisse Mills shares with us her take on cost-cutting trends and ideas.
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The Unexpected Value Of The Rarest $20 Gold Coin
The U.S. circulated gold currency up until 1933, which is where this coin's rarity story begins and why it sold for 945,000 times its value in 2021.
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Don't Waste Your Money On These Luxury Brands
With credit card debt at $1.12 trillion, many U.S. consumers are looking for ways to save and pay down their debt. One way? Avoid buying these luxury brands.
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How Do Sinking Funds Work?
In addition to an emergency fund, sinking funds can help you budget your money for the future. You can think of these funds as targeted savings accounts.
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What Is A Stock Split And How Does It Work?
With Nvidia's upcoming stock split in the news, you may be wondering how exactly a stock split works and why, typically, it's considered a bullish event.
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The Sartorial Rule Many Successful People Follow
Steve Jobs. Mark Zuckerberg. John Paul DeJoria. These are a few names that come to mind with a certain style. You can do the same and save while you're at it.
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5 Education Stocks To Watch In 2024
Tech stocks, specifically AI, are powering the market. On that note, education stocks, specifically edtech, also rank high on analyst lists of stocks to watch.
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Sam's Club Vs. Costco: Which Membership Perks Are Better?
When it comes to being part of a warehouse club, there really are only two: Sam's Club and Costco. What likely sways members to one or the other are the perks.
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