The #1 Safest City In America Comes At A Major Cost
According to a WalletHub study, this New England community is the safest in the country. However, the cost of living there is well above the national average.
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The Surprising Way Fed Rate Cuts Could Impact Social Security
Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts could be a sign of what's to come when the Social Security COLA increase is calculated for 2027. Here's what we know.
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'Cool' Car Mods That Actually Jeopardize Resale Value
Modifying your car can enhance its performance and in some cases its value, but those scissor doors and custom exhaust pipes won't appeal to everyone.
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You've Been Warned: These Popular Retailer Credit Cards Are Simply Terrible
While retailer credit cards might seem like a good choice for some people, certain cards are terrible choices once you look further into what they offer.
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5 Popular Food Items Likely To Increase In Price In 2026
Economic pressures and shifting global conditions may soon affect some grocery staples, offering clues about which pantry items could strain budgets next year.
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How Much Could You Spend Per Month If You Retire With $390,000 In Savings?
$390,000 in retirement savings may seem like a lot, but how much of this amount could you withdraw monthly for retirement? Here is what we know.
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The Rival Sports Retailer That Bought Foot Locker For A Ton Of Money
Foot Locker is an iconic athletic footwear brand that has been struggling to stay afloat. A rival sports retailer just purchased it for a hefty sum.
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Most Peak Baby Boomers Don't Hit This Wealth Benchmark
As the number of baby boomers hitting retirement peaks, a surprising amount could be facing financial shortfalls that will affect their lifestyle.
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Bulky Costco Products That Are Helping The Company Soar
Costco has always had more to offer than its food court and cheap alcohol and toilet paper, but shoppers are making bigger purchases more often than ever.
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The 11 Cities With The Fastest-Growing Wealthy Populations In The U.S.
Whether they're looking for a seaside mansion, a corner office, or a penthouse apartment, wealthy Americans on the move tend to find it in these cities.
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These 5 States Have An Average Monthly Social Security Benefit Above $2,100
Plenty of people live off of their Social Security, so we've compiled a list of states where those earnings are higher than average, and #1 is a shocker.
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The Cost Of An Amtrak Overnight Roomette Might Surprise You
Traveling long distances by train can take a long time, but one major railroad company invites passengers to do it in style at a shocking premium.
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A New Rule Could Change What National Parks Are Allowed To Sell
If passed and signed into law, this bipartisan bill would require all gift shops in national parks to sell products manufactured in the United States.
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The Specific Aisles Savvy Shoppers Visit First To Save Money On Groceries
When shopping at the grocery store, it pays to have a plan. Not only can a shopping list save you money, but how you navigate the store can, too.
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Why Bigger Tax Refunds May Be Coming In 2026
Even as everything else in the world seems to be getting more expensive, some taxpayers could actually be getting larger returns come tax season.
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The Home Depot Theft Ring That's Even Crazier Than It Sounds
A recent investigation into retail theft led to the arrest of a theft ring targeting The Home Depot stores in New York and eight other states.
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Consumer Reports Says These Dishwashers Are The Most Reliable In 2025
Dishwashers can save money if they perform well and don't experience constant faults. These four dishwashers were deemed the most reliable by Consumer Reports.
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The Younger Generation That Now Owns More Home Wealth Than The Silent Generation
While wealth increases generally make sense as generations age, the real reason behind this younger generation's increase in ranking is more morbid.
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The California Law That Will Soon Cut Costs For New Renters
A California law recently passed to expand habitability requirements landlords must comply with. Renters should be able to save some money thanks to the law.
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4 Foods That Saw The Biggest Price Spikes In 2025
It's no secret that grocery prices and food costs as a whole are up in 2025, with 2026 not looking much better. Here are the biggest wallet busters this year.
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9 Fast Food Chains That Seriously Overcharge
Fast food isn't as affordable as it used to be. From Five Guys to Burger King, some of the most popular fast food chains are majorly overcharging.
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The Consumer Reports Rating Scandal That Hurt This Vehicle In The 90s
Find out about this jeep that had its success marred in the 90s by a 'not acceptable' Consumer Reports rating plus an eight-year-long legal case.
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The Retirement Savings Gap Between Men And Women Is Bigger Than You Think
There's an enormous gap in the average retirement savings of men and women -- here's what forces women to save less for retirement than men.
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The Le Creuset Alternative That's Under $100 And Nearly Identical
Le Creuset cookware has been around for a century, and its craftmanship and durable quality also means it's pricey. These similar alternatives are under $100.
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Consumer Reports Says This Car Insurance Company Is Third Best
If you’re willing to pay more for customer service, you may want to switch to this insurance provider. They were highly rated for their superior customer care.
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5 Affordable Cities That Are Cheaper Travel Alternatives To Barcelona
If you’re looking to visit Spain but think Barcelona is too expensive, check out these cities that are more affordable and offer unique travel experiences.
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Rick Steves' Favorite Time To Visit Spain Has Lower Prices And Fewer Crowds
Rick Steves is the guy to go to for budget traveling tips, and if you've set your eyes on Spain, this is the time he believes is best to visit.
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