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Save on holiday cards without looking cheapSending those family photo holiday cards gets more expensive every year. Here are some ways to save.
Save on holiday cards without looking cheapSending those family photo holiday cards gets more expensive every year. Here are some ways to save.
Looking to earn some holiday money? Beware of these jobs scamsThere are several red flags that a job is a scam and could cost you thousands of dollars if you are not careful.
Many shoppers are now shopping online for Cyber Monday dealsThis holiday season, instead of rushing for the stores Americans are kicking back and spending more money than ever online.
Black Friday vs. Cyber Monday deals: Which are better?Black Friday and Cyber Monday are two of the biggest shopping days of the year. But does one day offer deeper discounts?
25% of Americans are still paying off holiday debt from last yearAccording to a new holiday shopping survey from WalletHub, inflation is forcing more Americans to forgo buying holiday gifts.
Stop porch pirates with these simple stepsWith millions of Cyber Monday purchases now on their way to homes, thieves are circling the block in pursuit of your packages.
Last chance to get $1.99-per-gallon gasAbout 90% of vehicles on the road can use unleaded 88 gas, which is being sold in five states for $1.99 per gallon.
Great ways to save money on Christmas decorationsExperts give several tips that could save hundreds of dollars when buying new Christmas decorations.
The history of Black Friday as record-breaking spending continuesU.S. online spending hit a record $9.8 billion on Black Friday. Cyber Monday is expected to top the year with an estimated $12 billion in spending.
Man wins $25,000 a year for life thanks to lottery printing error“I asked the retailer for a ticket for 10 draws, but he accidentally printed a ticket with 10 lines for one draw," said the lucky winner.
The holiday shopping season kicks off this weekendOnline or in a store, more than 180 million people are expected to dish out their dollars this weekend.
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Black Friday deals under $100 that are excellent gifts for everyone on your listEven if you’re working with a tight budget this year, Black Friday brings some affordable gift options for all the people in your life.
These are the deals you should look for on Black FridayFrom electronics to appliances to clothing, here's a look at some of the best deals to keep an eye out for.
IRS delays $600 reporting rule for users of payment apps like VenmoIRS officials say one reason for the delay is taxpayer confusion over what sorts of transactions are reportable.
670 stations to offer gas for $1.99 per gallon Thanksgiving weekendA major gas station chain is selling unleaded 88 gas for $1.99, which the EPA says 9 out of 10 vehicles can safely use.
Can money buy happiness? Most Americans say yesA survey by Empower, a retirement planning company, shows a generational divide on the topic of income.
How to stay safe when holiday shopping onlineBuyer beware: There are more than 66,000 shopping-related scam URLs active in the U.S., some of which are hard to distinguish from legitimate sites.
How to save on Thanksgiving dinner this yearThe cost of an average Thanksgiving dinner is expected to be lower than it was last year, but there are ways you can save even more.
Which retailers will have the best Black Friday deals?Are you already planning your route for Black Friday shopping? Hit up these stores for the biggest discounts.
Thanksgiving meals expected to be cheaper this yearIf you're cooking Thanksgiving dinner this year, we have good news: Prices for holiday staples are actually less than this time a year ago.
Secrets to painless holiday travel, whether you are flying or drivingIt might be too late to get the best possible price on flights, but there are tricks to finding the cheapest possible fares.
Gas prices are dropping across the US, just in time for the holidaysAcross the U.S. we’re seeing prices for gas we haven’t seen in a long while — from Florida to California.
EVs are more affordable than ever: Is now the time to buy?As prices come down for electric vehicles, tax credits remain in place, making EVs more attractive than ever to buy.
Where and how to tip? Americans are confused as the practice expandsTipping is expected in more and more places — but in many of them, Americans say they still don't know how much to give.
Vantage Travel bankruptcy means travelers may never see refundsThousands of travelers nationwide were left high and dry when Vantage Deluxe World Travel went bankrupt earlier this year.
IRS releases updated 2024 income tax bracketsThe Internal Revenue Service also made changes to the alternative minimum tax and estate tax exemption.
What are rising mortgage rates doing to the housing market?There have been small dips along the way, but there has been more than a 1.5% increase in just the last seven months.
Virginia woman wins lottery twice within a week: 'I'm in shock!'Is this Virginia woman psychic or just extremely lucky after winning the lottery twice within one week?
Easy way to find unclaimed funds in your nameFinding unclaimed money is now easier than ever. There is a one-step way to see if your state is holding cash that belongs to you.
Homeowners scrambling to find insurance in natural disaster areasPeople in states prone to natural disasters like California and Florida now have a harder time getting new coverage.
IRS increases retirement account contribution limitsThe IRS announced that the new contribution limit for 401(k) plans in 2024 is $23,000, up from $22,500 in 2023.
How to ask for a raise for 2024, and the mistake many people makeAs of September, the annual rate of inflation was 3.7%, but many workers say their annual pay raises aren't keeping up with the cost of living.
Bank of America informs customers some deposits may be delayedThe delay comes at an inconvenient time for a lot of people, as Friday is when millions get their paychecks via direct deposit.
Self-storage prices soaring: Do you really need a storage unit?One rental unit customer recently reported their bill increased from $130 a month to $235, making him question the need for such a unit.