Despite Taylor Swift's weak connection to her former Cape Cod property, the real estate market is not above using the power of celebrity to market its sale.
Read MoreIf you have boxes full of 1990s goodies in your attic or garage, it may be time to sift through them as some of these items are worth serious money.
Read MoreJoining the growing list of restaurant and retail bankruptcies is this arcade chain with locations in Newport, Kentucky and Las Vegas, Nevada.
Read MoreWhile Texas can offer retirees a lot in terms of lower tax burdens, one town in particular could be the right choice for affordability when relocating.
Read MoreIf you're fortunate enough to be in possession of one of these rare toys from the 1980s, you may be able to sell it for a handsome amount.
Read MoreDeciding where you might want to live during retirement can come with a lot of considerations. With that said, this sunny Arizona city could be a good fit.
Read MoreWhile many retirees might pursue certain popular purchases in their golden years, four specific items should be reconsidered for financial stability.
Read MoreA 2019 Pokemon card might be worth a lot more than you paid for it if it is in the right condition and meets a strict set of criteria.
Read MoreThis historic coin, if had in mint condition, could net you a good amount of money -- but it must meet certain criteria in order to do so.
Read MoreAfter over 20 years of Mexican inspired dishes, this local restaurant chain is set to close the doors on both of its locations by the end of May 2025.
Read MoreIf you're facing the prospect of buying a new car in 2025, price hikes across all brands, especially Ford, could make the process even worse than before.
Read MoreJoining the growing list of struggling retailers, and restaurants, that are filing for bankruptcy in 2025 is this auto repair chain franchisee.
Read MoreRotisserie chickens are a loss leader for major grocery chains -- but they also serve another very important benefit to stores and consumers.
Read MoreRetirement can come with a host of financial questions and considerations. One consideration in particular can be just how much you should keep in stocks.
Read MoreMay not only brings blooming spring flowers and warmer weather but, for some lucky Social Security beneficiaries, it could also bring extra cash.
Read MoreAs bankruptcy news becomes more common for restaurants and retail chains, members of this particular gym could be surprised to hear more bankruptcy news.
Read MoreAfter a financially difficult period, Rite Aid has once again announced massive store location closures, with one state in particular set to lose all stores.
Read MoreThis budget airline filed for bankruptcy last year but, in a dramatic comeback, topped a recent survey of the best airlines in the U.S.
Read MoreSouth Carolina is home to beautiful coastlines, Charleston's legendary food culture, and an unexpectedly high value-per-dollar ratio.
Read MoreCalculating how much you'll earn in retirement if you make $25,000 comes down to how long you've been in the workforce and whether you made more in the past.
Read MoreAs prices continue to rise for essentials like housing, food, and even medical care, retirees might find financial relief by moving to this college town.
Read MoreIf your Social Security check is your primary source of income in retirement, this Texas town may be a great option for residence.
Read MoreThis half dollar coin can be worth significantly more than its face value -- but it must be the right pressing and in mint condition.
Read MoreMost U.S. coins aren't worth more than their face value, but this rare19th century dime is special for a number of important reasons.
Read MoreRetiring to this Oklahoma town offers an affordable cost of living in a university community big enough to have thriving dining and culture.
Read MoreSelling these items on Amazon is a decent way to earn a consistent profit while benefitting from the site's high traffic and Prime options.
Read MoreDollar General is closing stores across the country, but it's a small amount of the brand's total and not indicative of financial trouble.
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