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5 Ways Americans Are Fighting Off Rising Living Costs
Chris Kissell on August 12, 2022
More than three-quarters of us are changing spending patterns to offset inflation.
7 Things You Should Know Before Investing in I Bonds
Miranda Marquit on August 12, 2022
Is it possible to earn nearly 10% with zero risk? Yes, it is. But you need to act fast.
Credit Score Snafu: Equifax Confirms It Sent Wrong Scores to Lenders
Sarah Hansen on August 12, 2022
The bureau blamed a coding glitch for the error.
15 Cities With the Highest Gen Z Homeownership Rates
Lauren Thomas on August 15, 2022
Nearly a quarter of Gen Z households own homes in these metros.
8 Ways Inflation Is Impacting Our Wallets
Chris Kissell on August 12, 2022
Many of us are making big shifts in our patterns of spending and saving.
Will the IRS Audit You Soon? Dems Already Paved the Way
Karla Bowsher on August 11, 2022
There’s a lot Congress isn’t telling you about its new spending bill.
Man Fed Up With Comcast Builds ISP, Gets Hundreds of Customers
Chris Kissell on August 11, 2022
Imagine this: He gives his customers simple bills with a single line item for internet service and no extra fees
Will the Stock Market Rally Continue? 8 Experts Weigh In
Mallika Mitra on August 11, 2022
We’re not out of the woods yet.
Is It Better to Rent a Condo or an Apartment?
Cristina Oprean on August 11, 2022
The differences may matter to you, so it’s better to know beforehand.
23 Cars That Are Cheapest to Own Over 5 Years
Chris Kissell on August 11, 2022
These cars are ranked according to purchase prices, fuel costs, depreciation and more.
4 Tips to Start House Hacking
Cristina Oprean on August 11, 2022
Expand your real estate investments by renting out a part of your home.
10 Affordable Ways to Make Friends In a New City
Tiffani Sherman (The Penny Hoarder) on August 11, 2022
A fresh start can be exciting, but also tough. These tips can smooth the transition.
3 Ways Forced Retirement Makes Life Worse
Chris Kissell on August 10, 2022
Those pushed into retirement prematurely find the transition considerably more difficult.
Biden’s $740 Billion Spending Bill Advancing in Congress: What’s in It?
B.T. Ballenger on August 10, 2022
Consumers could benefit on their taxes, investments, health care costs and more.
The 15 Most In-Demand Jobs in the U.S.
David Heacock on August 10, 2022
Whether you’re choosing a college major or changing your career path, there are plenty of fields with growing demand.
What Are Installment Loans, and How Do They Work?
Robin Hartill (The Penny Hoarder) on August 10, 2022
Installment loans — like auto loans and student loans — have their pros and cons.
This Type of Chicken Soon Could Become Safer to Eat
Chris Kissell on August 9, 2022
It would be the first time a pathogen is prohibited in chicken under federal regulations.
5 Cities Where Rental Home Prices Have Skyrocketed 40% or More
Chris Kissell on August 9, 2022
A new report finds that in these cities, “renting a property may be even more challenging than buying one.”
10 Housing Markets That Are Most at Risk of a Downturn
Chris Kissell on August 9, 2022
Places that soared in popularity during the pandemic now are most vulnerable to a correction.
The Top 10 Emerging Real Estate Markets Right Now
Chris Kissell on August 8, 2022
These locations combine lifestyle, amenities and a “critical dose of affordable homes.”
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