Saving Money

Imagine you just received a $5,000 bonus at work, or maybe your tax refund was bigger than expected. Perhaps a relative left you a small inheritance, or you finally sold…
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Key Takeaways The percentage of people living paycheck to paycheck increased 4% from 2024 to 2025, with 67% of Americans struggling financially, a new report said. People…
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Key Takeaways Amazon is ending a program called Prime Invitee that allowed Prime members to share their free shipping benefit with someone outside their home.The program…
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Key Takeaways I get everything I need from a smartphone without spending more than $100.Premium phones like the iPhone 17 offer better features, but the upgrades may not…
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Key Takeaways Maxing out retirement accounts like a 401(k) and an IRA can help you make the most of a higher salary, giving your money time to compound in value. Moving…
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Key Takeaways Even if you have a high income, you might be poorer than you think if you have a low net worth, significant debt, no retirement savings, or live paycheck to…
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Key Takeaways College has gotten more expensive over the decades, but there are still several U.S. states where the average in-state tuition at public colleges is below…
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Key Takeaways Reselling toys ahead of the holiday season is a good way to make some extra cash and cycle out older toys that your family doesn't play with anymore. Stay…
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Key Takeaways If your household income was between $55,262 and $167,460 in 2024, you are generally considered part of the middle class.Being middle class isn't just…
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Key Takeaways Loyalty programs, student discounts, and offseason travel can help budget-conscious travelers cut their expenses.Most Gen Zers—63%—spent money on travel in…
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