This New Aldi Policy Is Putting Money Back In Customer Pockets (And Reducing Waste)
While this policy might not be available in U.S. locations for a while, the financial and environmental potential is worth paying attention to.
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The 10 Best States To Live In 2025, According To A New Report
A new report ranks U.S. states based on factors including livability, health care, and access to recreation. and the top states are quite surprising.
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The Price Of Silver Has Changed A Lot In The Last Year
The price of silver has changed significantly over the past year, influenced by rising investments and increased demand for precious metals in manufacturing.
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This Red Lobster Restaurant Competitor Is Quietly 'Dying' And The Reason Couldn't Be Clearer
Red Lobster filed for bankruptcy but is now making a comeback. It's once-prominent competitor in the casual seafood dining scene continues its quiet decline.
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A Grocery Store Chain Customers Say Is 'Cheaper Than Walmart' Is Opening More Locations
It turns out stores don't always need the highest-budget commercials or boldest signs to succeed. Simply selling good products consistently can do the trick.
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These 10 States Have The Highest Social Security Benefits Among Retirees
While the factors that determine your Social Security payment are largely consistent nationwide, where you collect your income plays a role in your payout.
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Upper Class People Make This Credit Card Move More Often Than The Average American
Americans with a net worth over $1 million tend to have this credit card habit, which isn't always a financially sound move as it can lower your credit score.
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One Of The Cheapest Rolex Watches Is A Historic Model With Great Versatility
If you're looking to join the Rolex owners club, but are worried about the financial commitment required, this particular model could be the perfect choice.
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Follow Warren Buffett's Shopping Strategy To Avoid Wasting Money In The Long Run
It's easier than ever to purchase products from just about anywhere, but that doesn't mean you always should — at least, that's what one expert thinks.
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What It Means If Your Bank Rejects Your Mobile Check Deposit
Cell phones make a lot of would-be errands a lot simpler, but they can't do everything perfectly — especially when it comes to financial activity.
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America Wasted $2.2 Billion On This Failed Operation Out West
Discover how a project, which received $1.6 billion in federal grants to launch commercial operations in January 2016, is now closing less than a decade later.
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Retirees Be Warned: Bankrate Says These 10 States Are The Worst For Retirement In 2025
Roughly one-third of Americans wish to relocate upon retirement, but several of the most popular states to move to actually have major downsides.
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The Second Richest Suburb In The US Might Make You Pause
Spending millions on a house might seem outrageous in some areas, but in beachfront communities near major cities, it can be standard procedure.
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If You Want To Be A Millionaire By 65, Your Savings Contribution Should Be Above This Number
According to Kevin O'Leary, with average market rates, a consistent contribution of this percent will compound to more than $1 million over a working career.
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The Largest Silver Mines In The US Are In These Unexpected Places
Silver may not be as valuable as gold, but it's a worthy asset to add to your investment portfolio -- with the largest silver mines in the US as your guide.
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Kevin O'Leary's Most Controversial Finance Advice Isn't For The Faint Of Heart
Kevin O'Leary is a stark financial hawk in addition to his role on Shark Tank, and he offers ample advice for budgeters and investors.
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Painting Your Roof This Color Could Save You A Ton On Energy Bills
As more and more consumers are hit with ever-increasing electricity bills, one simple solution could make a significant impact both on temperatures and budgets.
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What Really Happens After Retirees Move Out Of A Reverse Mortgage House
While reverse mortgages can help older Americans convert home equity into cash without monthly mortgage payments, vacating the home can complicate things.
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One Of The Best Places To Keep Your Money Right Now Won't Tax Your Savings
As economic uncertainty continues to impact consumer savings goals, you might find yourself wondering where the best place to keep your money is.
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Becoming 'Upper Class' Is A Reach If You Don't Own Equity By This Age
Living a lavish life takes more than a nice salary and a big house. There's another key asset you'll need to obtain to live your golden years in style.
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Why Seniors Shouldn't Ignore Medicare's '8-Minute Rule'
Understanding the majority of United States healthcare can take the average citizen quite a bit of effort, but one particular rule even stumps providers.
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Sneaky Ways IKEA Tricks You Into Spending Money
IKEA is known for its self-assembly furniture and famous meatballs, but those aren't the only strategies the company uses to optimize revenue.
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The Adorable Beanie Baby That Could Be Worth $5,000 In 2025
In the right condition, certain old toys can make their owners a fortune. Anyone with this rare '90s collectible hanging around could turn a nice profit.
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The Hands-Down Worst Loans You Can Inherit
The death of a loved one is a heartbreaking experience, but if they pass down these types of loans to you, you could be stuck with even more stress.
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The Once-Popular Subscription Americans Aren't Buying Like They Used To
Monthly fees are a common part of living in the age of technology, but how people pay for entertainment has changed a lot in the past few decades.
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Las Vegas' Most Expensive Casino Development Is Full Of World-Class Amenities
Las Vegas' first casino resort in over a decade has garnered a lot of attention, thanks to its luxury amenities, high-tech programming, and brand recognition.
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Is Your Credit Report Protected From Medical Debt
Anyone paying off a bill from a hospital or doctor visit may be in increased financial trouble thanks to one big change the federal government is pushing.
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