Is The AMC Stubs A-List Subscription Really Worth The Price?
An AMC Stubs A-List subscription allows you to watch movies on the big screen at a discount. Whether or not it's a value will depend on your viewing habits.
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The Best Method Of Calculating Your Student Loan Interest
There are more than 43 million borrowers in the U.S. with an outstanding student loan. A big part of paying this money back is knowing what your interest is.
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Here's Why Donald Trump's Truth Social Is Suddenly Worth Billions
Trump Media, which runs the social media platform Truth Social, debuted on the Nasdaq on March 26 under the ticker DJT. By the close of day one, it was up 16%.
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Inexpensive Date Night Ideas That Aren't Embarrassing
While dinner and a movie these days can run you nearly $125 (on average), there are other options; ones that are fun, less expensive, and still able to impress.
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Are Uber One Perks Actually Worth The Subscription Price?
Uber One membership has grown by ~25 million since its launch in November 2021. Whether or not the subscription is worth ultimately comes down to use.
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The Price Of Riding In An Ambulance Could Seriously Set You Back
Ambulance cost likely isn't something you ponder during an emergency, but, unfortunately, it's something you and your wallet will need to deal with eventually.
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Is Frontier's Discount Den Membership Worth The Price?
In 2024, Frontier Airlines celebrates 30 years in the industry. Its membership program, Discount Den, offers discount fares for up to nine people. Here's how.
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The Ultimate Guide To Investing In Gold
Gold has proven a hedge against inflation. And while you likely think of bullion and coins, there are alternatives when investing in this fungible commodity.
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Does An Electric Car Really Save You Money In The Long Run?
Per Edmunds, EVs account for 6.5% of the market, or 76.6% less than gas-powered cars. Here's a look at the financials of owning an electric car going forward.
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States With The Highest Sports Betting Revenue In The US
Since 2018, sports betting in the U.S. has opened up to individual states and is currently legal in 38 states. Revenue for the top states is above a billion.
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Can You Get Reimbursed For Pothole Damage?
While insurance may cover pothole damage via optional collision coverage, you may not realize you may have recourse from your city, county, or state, too.
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How 401(k) Fees Could Be Setting You Back For Retirement
Typically, when discussing 401(k)s, it's about how your money can grow over time. Yet, there are fees you should be aware of, too, that can impact your wealth.
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Advice From Jeff Bezos That Will Change Your Approach To Business
In March 2024, Jeff Bezos reclaimed the title of "world's richest person," some three years after he lost it in 2021. Here are some of his business thoughts.
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Are Beauty Subscription Boxes Actually Worth The Price?
Beauty subscription boxes have been around since 2010. In addition to convenience, though, there are certain other factors to consider when it comes to value.
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Are The Disney Visa Card Perks Worth The Cost?
The Disney Visa card from Chase comes in two versions: no annual fee and annual fee (Premier). Here, we take a look at each and weigh the cost versus the perks.
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Is Cryptocurrency Taxed?
Cryptocurrency is a (digital) currency, but it's also an investment, and because of that, it could be subject to tax. Specifically, a capital gains tax.
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The Dark History Of Tipping In America
With regard to tipping in America, which continues to spread, you may be surprised to learn that many have long been against it, along with its dark history.
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How To Make Money On TikTok
As lawmakers push for a ban on TikTok, they'll need to get the people they represent to go along with it as many make a livelihood on the social media app.
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Ways To Stop Receiving Credit Card Junk Mail
Getting nonstop credit card offers is all too common, especially when credit scores are on the rise. Here's how to get them to stop ... or at least, to lessen.
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Can You Still Make Trades After The Market Closes?
The stock market opens at 9:30 a.m. and closes at 4 p.m. Eastern time. Yet, does that mean all trading then ceases? Not quite. Here's what you should know.
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How Banks Bust Criminals For Shady Financial Practices
Ever wonder how banks catch crooks? In the same way that banks monitor customer behavior for marketing opportunities, they also monitor for suspicious activity.
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The Worst Day In The History Of The Stock Market
When talking about the worst day(s) for the U.S. stock market, the term "Black Monday" likely comes to mind; however, you might not realize that there are two.
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The Real Reason Costco's Rotisserie Chicken Is So Cheap
As with any retailer, Costco employs certain tactics to encourage its members to shop. The warehouse giant's constant rotisserie chicken is one such strategy.
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The Worst Places To Keep Your Money
You want your money to be safe, of course. Yet, where you're currently keeping it may not be the best place, especially when it comes to its growth potential.
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What Is The 70% Rule In House Flipping?
A key component of flipping houses is known as the 70% rule, which basically sets a ceiling for what you can spend and still turn a profit. Here's how it works.
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Personal Finance Podcasts You Should Be Listening To
There's always something to learn about personal finance. One way to grow your knowledge is to listen to experts, like the ones leading these five podcasts.
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Getting A Speeding Ticket Costs Much More Than You Realize
Getting a speeding ticket may seem like a less-severe traffic violation, but when it comes to the financial ramifications of getting one, it's not so simple.
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