You're Banned From Buying Cars On Sunday In These US States
Twelve states in the union still maintain full or partial restrictions on Sunday car sales, meaning you only get one day to shop over the weekend.
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Here's The Average Net Worth Of People Who Own A Private Jet
Owning a private jet costs a lot of money, and then there are factors like maintenance, fuel, storage, staff, and more to consider.
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This Beloved Mexican Vacation Spot Will Suck The Money Out Of Your Wallet
All-inclusive resorts pose as being a great deal for travelers, but in the end they often end up costing far more than other options.
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In-N-Out Is Opening More Locations Across The Country In 2025. Here's Where
In-N-Out Burger is legendary because it's tough to come by if you aren't in certain areas. Except, those areas continue to expand.
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The Projected COLA Adjustment For 2026 Is A Mixed Bag For Seniors
The 2026 COLA will be less than in the prior few years as inflation slows down, but will still provide an increased income for recipients.
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The Specific Day You'll Want To Shop At Nordstrom Rack For The Best Deal
Nordstrom Rack is known for offering discounts on high-end clothing -- but if you shop on the right day you may be able to save even more.
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How Much Money You'd Have Now If You Invested $1,000 In Verizon In The '90s
If you'd invested $1,000 in Verizon, formerly Bell Atlantic Corp., in the 1990s, the return would be more modest than the S&P 500.
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Big Changes You Can Expect When Shopping At Costco In 2025
Costco has made several notable changes to its shopping and in-store experience for 2025, and will open a slew of new locations as well.
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The Huge Mistake Shaquille O'Neal Made With His First Paycheck As A Professional Athlete
Shaquille O'Neal famously blew his first paycheck in under an hour, and the way he did it is part legendary and also part mind-boggling.
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You Can Win The Lottery Twice In These US States
At least wwo U.S. states have sold winning lottery tickets to the same person twice -- proving that even if you're incredibly lucky, keep playing.
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3 Stocks To Invest In Today That Could Have The Biggest Returns In Retirement
These three stocks all have huge growth potential over the coming decade, with many analysts feeling bullish about their prospects.
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Tariff Red Flags We Shouldn't Ignore From The Great Depression
The Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930 kneecapped America's ability to escape the Great Depression, and today's trade wars look increasingly similar.
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Follow The '70 Percent Rule' To Improve Your Odds Of Winning The Lottery
Following the "70 percent rule" when choosing lottery numbers may increase your chances of winning by placing your picks in a better range.
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A Hard-To-Find Quarter From The 1930s Is Worth A Lot Of Money
This historically unique quarter represents a classic case of misalignment during pressing, resulting in a rare and valuable coin.
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Three Of These Bills Exist And One Could Fetch Up To $2 Million
Only three of these historic bank notes exist in the wild, and they're no longer legal tender -- so owning one is a true financial prize.
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It's Time To Call The IRS If This Happens To Your Tax Refund
E-filers should receive their tax refund in about three weeks, and those who mail in their filing must wait six -- here's what to do if yours is late.
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Robert Downey Jr.'s Expected Marvel Comeback Salary Is Higher Than You Can Imagine
Robert Downey, Jr. has made hundreds of millions of dollars acting in Marvel movies, and his role in an upcoming film will add significantly to that.
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A Changing Law Might Raise The Low Prices Of Discount Brands Like Shein And Temu
The de minimis exemption is how brands like Shein and Temu can sell steeply discounted goods to Americans, and it may be shifting.
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These 5 U.S. States Have The Cheapest Assisted Living Costs For Seniors
Assisted living isn't going to be cheap no matter where you live, but it can be slightly more affordable in some states than in others.
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If You Invested $1,000 In Home Depot 10 Years Ago, Here's How Rich You'd Be Today
Investing in The Home Depot a decade ago would have netted you returns higher than most non-tech stocks, and that's before dividends.
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The Recommended Retirement Withdrawal Rate Dropped In 2025. Here's What It Means For Retirees
Retirees and FIRE advocates have for decades harked on about the 4% rule, but new statistics show that a smarter move is to withdraw less.
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Waiting Until This Age To Retire Can Majorly Boost Your Social Security Benefits
Waiting until this age to draw Social Security benefits allows you to maximize the amount you'll receive and provides extra time to save.
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The Tax Credit You Might Be Missing Out On If You Have A Retirement Fund
The IRS encourages U.S. citizens to save for retirement in many ways, including a tax credit that rewards Americans for retirement contributions.
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How Much Stronger The U.S. Dollar Is Compared To The Rest Of The World
The strength of the U.S. dollar against global currencies impacts factors like trade, international travel, and even domestic businesses.
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10 Alarming Stats About American Consumer Debt That Should Concern You
Americans are gravitating towards higher-interest debt such as credit cards, and face bigger burdens when entering the housing market.
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The 5 Worst Jobs If You Want To Retire Early
Retiring early often requires following FIRE principles, but this can be tough to do in a career doesn't provide much wiggle room.
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You Can Apply For Social Security Early, But There's One Catch You Should Know
Applying early for your Social Security benefits is doable, but the financial hit you're likely to take may make it less worth it.
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