Once Bankrupt, Popular Clothing Chain Plans 200-Store Comeback In 2025
This brand struggled with bankruptcy in the recent past but has capitalized on the growth in athleisure over the past five years to immense success.
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Household Items You Should Sell First If You're In Debt And Need Cash
Finding a way out of debt can be a long process. However, there is a quick and easy way to help with short term financial obligations: selling your stuff.
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The 13 Best College Towns For Retirees To Move To
Retiring in a vibrant and exciting town doesn't have to cost a fortune -- rather, these college towns make it more affordable than average.
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The US Coin Donald Trump Wants To Get Rid Of
Of the many Trump proposed policies to be introduced in 2025, his decision to discontinue this specific U.S. coin might leave consumers the most confused.
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Why Getting A Big Tax Refund Is A Red Flag For Your Wallet
Getting a big tax refund can feel great in the moment, but it's actually a bad sign if you receive a big tax refund every year -- here's why.
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Debt Collectors Are Breaking The Law If They Do These 7 Things
Climbing out of debt can be difficult enough as it is. This is why it's so important to protect yourself by learning what debt collectors can and cannot do.
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Kitchen Items You Should Sell Before Retiring To Save A Ton Of Money
If you have fine China, sterling silver cutlery, or other high-dollar kitchen ware, selling these items can land you a solid retirement boost.
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A Popular Department Store Chain Is Facing More Closures In 2025
A major department store chain is set to face closures in 2025. Here's what you need to know about this iconic brand navigating a changing marketplace.
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How To Tell If Your Vintage Jewelry Is Worth Any Money
Vintage jewelry can be worth quite a bit of money, especially if it's from one of the highly respected luxury brands like Dior or Bulgari.
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The Great Wealth Transfer: What The Younger Generations Need To Know
Since baby boomers will leave $72 trillion worth of wealth to younger generations in the next few decades, it's time to learn how to navigate an inheritance.
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The Profitable Stock Warren Buffet Hasn't Touched In 27 Years Might Have A Few Red Flags
Warren Buffet hasn't touched his investment in this company in nearly three decades, meaning it may not be a "buy" or a "sell" even now.
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A US State That Helps Students Pay For College Has A No-Cost Tuition Program
This state has a program that allows prospective teachers to attend college for free asl long as they commit to teaching in the state.
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How Much Money You Need In Your Savings To Retire Rich
While becoming "rich" is somewhat speculative, the amount of money you'll need to save in order to retire that way is not small task.
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Why Donald Trump Is Wrong About American Banking In Canada
President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that U.S. banks can't do business in Canada. However, this statement is blatantly false.
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TGI Fridays Just Closed Even More Locations. How Many Are Left Now?
TGI Fridays has closed a significant number of locations recently, but the chain still boasts hundreds of restaurants around the globe.
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Unlock Financial Flexibility With This Unexpected Credit Card Hack
Between rising credit card debt across the country and persistent inflation, knowing this credit card hack could mean all the difference financially.
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When Will Your March Social Security Payment Arrive?
When your March Social Security benefits will arrive depends largely on your date of birth and when you started collecting benefits.
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Warren Buffett's First Job Paid Less Than A Car Payment, Here's How He Managed
Warren Buffett began his investing career by putting $1,200 into a farm, after working as a paper delivery boy for the Washington Post.
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In 10 Years, You Might Not Be Able To Get A Mortgage In This State
As climate change increases the frequency of natural disasters, insurers are pulling out of certain states -- making getting a mortgage tough.
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The Reason Costco Gas Is So Cheap (And Is It Worth It)
Costco gas is cheap and in many cases refined inside the United States, making it a good option even when tariffs are placed on imports.
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How Much Money Robert F. Kennedy Jr Inherited From His Family Trust
Robert F Kennedy Jr comes from a high-profile family and had a successful career as an environmental lawyer, and is certainly not broke.
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Retirees Won't Reap The Benefits Of The Social Security Fairness Act For At Least A Year. Here's Why
The Social Security Fairness Act has come into play, but due to several factors it will take time for the benefits to reach recipients.
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You've Been Warned: Buying A Car From A Small Dealership Could Cost You
Buying a car from a smaller dealership offers perks like supporting a local business, but there are some red flags to look out for.
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Senior Discounts You Can Start Using In Your 50s
While many don't consider a person a senior citizen until they're 65, that doesn't mean there aren't money-saving discounts available before then.
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11 Items You Should Always Buy Brand New
While some items are best bought used because they hold up well and cost too much off the shelf, there are just as many items you should buy new.
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No Social Security? Here Are 3 Ways To Ensure Financial Security In Retirement
If you know you won't qualify for Social Security benefits, or are worried about how benefits might be cut in the future, consider these financial alternatives.
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The 'House Hacking' Real Estate Strategy Explained
Between high interest rates and ever-increasing prices, it's no wonder that house hacking has become an increasingly popular strategy for would-be homebuyers.
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