30+ years of personal finance
Dollar Tree store21 of the Best Things to Buy at the Dollar Store
Man driver in car upset or worried about gas prices or insuranceBeware These 7 Common Car Insurance Shopping Mistakes
cozy senior couple on couch reading a book7 Social Security Spousal Benefit Rules Every Married Couple Should Know

Articles

8 Best Window Installers in 2026 Ranked for Cost, Quality and Value

and on June 17, 2026

Window replacement can run anywhere from $270 to $4,000 per window — here’s how eight top-rated companies compare on cost, warranties, and energy efficiency.

How Much of Your Savings Should Be in Stocks? Here’s What Americans Your Age Do

on June 17, 2026

Exactly how much of their retirement savings do Americans invest in stocks? The data might surprise you.

The 10 Most Affordable States for Retirees in 2026

and on June 17, 2026

If living expenses are the most important factor for retirement, a recent analysis says these are the best places to live.

These 16 States (and D.C.) Have Estate or Inheritance Taxes

on June 17, 2026

There’s even one U.S. state that levies both an estate tax and an inheritance tax on its residents.

I Never Buy These 13 Foods at Costco

on June 17, 2026

Even if you love the warehouse store, there are some products that you should leave on the shelves.

27 Surprising Things You Can Borrow From Public Libraries

and on June 17, 2026

Check out these unusual things you may be able to borrow from your local library.

Stop Overwatering Your Lawn This Summer (Here’s How to Set a Custom Schedule)

on June 17, 2026

Here’s how to water your lawn properly, with sample schedules for regions across the country.

With Storms Brewing, You Might Have a Chance to Change Your Flight

and on June 17, 2026

At least four major airlines are waiving flight change fees for travelers booked through storm-affected cities — but most rebooking windows close today.

Experts Say Silver Won’t Hit $100 Again Anytime Soon. Here’s Why

and on June 17, 2026

Silver hit $121.65 per ounce in January 2026 before crashing — here’s what analysts say must happen before it can reach $100 again.

10 Cars Most Drivers Would Never Buy Again

on June 17, 2026

Less than half of drivers who own these models are happy with their purchase.

Odds Are Your Financial Literacy Is Low. Here’s How That Can Wreck Your Retirement.

on June 17, 2026

Discover which financial skills are declining the fastest — and how that threatens retirement plans.

Millions of Older Adults Take These Supplements for Their Bones. Is It a Waste?

on June 17, 2026

If you’re worried about falls and fractures, you’re likely taking one or both of these. But a recent analysis shows you may be doing so in vain.

75 Top Companies With Remote Jobs This Summer

on June 17, 2026

Explore these work-from-home gigs and land your dream job this summer.

6 Ways the Iran War Permanently Changed the Global Economy — and Your Wallet

on June 17, 2026

The shooting may stop. These changes to your money won’t reverse — and most people don’t see them coming.

Do You Live in One of the Top 20 Cities for Household Credit Card Debt?

on June 17, 2026

Your city might top the credit card debt rankings — but is that bad news?

What Travel Experts Love Most about Flying (and What Airlines Get Wrong)

and on June 17, 2026

Frequent flyers, travel journalists, and a flight attendant reveal what they still love about aviation — and the boarding and customer service failures airlines keep getting wrong.

America’s Housing: Unaffordable, Unavailable. Many of Us Are Giving Up

, and on June 17, 2026

A new Harvard report finds 22.7 million renter households are cost-burdened, new household formation has cratered to Great Recession levels, and existing home sales sit at three-decade lows.

Are Banks, Post Offices, UPS and FedEx Open on Juneteenth 2026?

and on June 17, 2026

Most banks and post offices will be shut on June 19, but UPS and FedEx will keep running — here’s the full Juneteenth 2026 breakdown before you need to send a payment or a package.

I Drove One of America’s Cheapest Luxury EVs. The Lexus RZ Gets Our OK

and on June 16, 2026

The 2026 Lexus RZ starts at $47,395 — well below the $54,500 average new EV price — but a week of testing revealed a nearly identical Toyota option for nearly $13,000 less.

Ex-Social Security Commissioner Says Rich Should Pay More into Program

and on June 16, 2026

Former Social Security Commissioner Martin O’Malley argues that taxing earnings above $184,500 could keep the program solvent and avert a 22% benefit cut by 2032.

2,941 - 2,960 of 22,243