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Tariff Rollbacks on Beef, Coffee and Fruit — Here’s How Much You Can Expect To Save

Tariff rollbacks on beef, coffee and fruit could mean big savings at the grocery store. Find out how much you can expect to keep in your pocket.

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4 Best Ways To Invest Your Last Paycheck of 2025

Turn your final paycheck of the year into a financial win. Use it to pay down debt, boost retirement savings and set your money up for success in 2026.

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Here’s How To Decide If Bank Hopping for Bonuses Is Worth It

Switching banks for better rates sounds smart, but is the effort worth it? A certified financial planner explains when it pays off — and when to stay put.

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6 Anticipated New Cars Worth Saving for in 2026

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4 Groceries Retirees Need To Buy at Walmart Ahead of Thanksgiving

Here are four groceries retirees need to buy at Walmart ahead of Thanksgiving.

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7 ‘Normal’ Expenses the Middle Class Accepts Without a Second Thought — but Shouldn’t

Learn how to reduce common middle-class expenses — from bank fees to property taxes — and keep more of your hard-earned money with expert financial tips.

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5 Things Retirees Need To Know About the New Trump Drug Program

Will TrumpRx help cut prescription costs for uninsured retirees? Learn how this new drug program could impact retirees' prescription budgets come 2026.

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The One Step Many Miss When Creating a Money Plan

The first step to a real financial plan? Track your money. Learn how personalized budgeting builds clarity, confidence, and long-term financial success.

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7 Expenses That Drain Your Retirement Savings the Quickest

You've spent a good portion of your life working and saving to pad your retirement fund. Once you reach that milestone, you want to feel confident that your nest egg filled with 401(k) contributions,...

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More Than 50% of People Think They Pay Too Much for Their Homes

More than half of Americans believe they’re overpaying for their homes—find out why and what you can do to avoid buyer’s remorse.

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4 Reasons To Say No to Your Inheritance

Not all inheritances are worth accepting. Here are 4 smart reasons why saying no to inherited money could actually protect your finances and future.

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Why Your Side Gig Is Keeping You Poor — and What To Do Instead

Side gigs can be draining. Learn why side gigs could be keeping you poor, as well as how to avoid burnout and missed career opportunities from experts.

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The Money ‘Rules’ That Sound Smart — Until You Look Closer

Finance experts explained which money rules you can ignore, and when. There may be wisdom tucked inside the rules, but also room to break them ... wisely.

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Learn about the life changing magic of compound

Whether you are paying off debt or saving for retirement, with compound interest time is literally money.

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She came into a lot of money before meeting her husband but hasn’t told him even after five years of marriage. So, she went to Reddit to seek some advice. To tell or not to tell? The post Woman Readies Self To Tell Husband Of Her Wealth, Stops When He…

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Woman Shocked At BF’s Fit Over How She Afforded Her Home, Learns He’s A “Deluded” Gold Digger

When redditor and her partner finally began talking about her finances, it all quickly went downhill. The post Woman Shocked At BF’s Fit Over How She Afforded Her Home, Learns He’s A “Deluded” Gold Digger first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Millennial Money: Should unmarried couples have one account?

While married couples usually have finances that are much more intertwined, it can still be beneficial for unmarried couples to open a joint bank account, especially if the couple lives together and has shared expenses

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