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Are your roots showing because you can’t justify getting your hair highlighted? While Bloomberg might not officially lab...
12/26/2025

Are your roots showing because you can’t justify getting your hair highlighted? While Bloomberg might not officially label these as recession indicators, some people on the internet have.

These are the red flags that a recession is coming — or already here.

Most adults nowadays were raised on the 60/40 portfolio as a standard rule of thumb, but the newest generation is approa...
12/26/2025

Most adults nowadays were raised on the 60/40 portfolio as a standard rule of thumb, but the newest generation is approaching fixed income through a very different path.

In fact, younger investors are betting their financial futures on an old-school strategy.

Now's the time when retailers like Target, Walmart and Amazon are desperate to purge holiday inventory to make room for ...
12/25/2025

Now's the time when retailers like Target, Walmart and Amazon are desperate to purge holiday inventory to make room for 2026 arrivals -- and customers are armed with gift cards.

Use the Q5 inventory dump to snag deep discounts on the stuff you didn’t find under your tree.

America has three main favorite types of Christmas cookies. What's yours?
12/24/2025

America has three main favorite types of Christmas cookies. What's yours?

America has three main favorite types of Christmas cookies — and a bunch of others that have claimed the hearts of residents of specific states.

Need a last-minute gift?
12/24/2025

Need a last-minute gift?

Physical cards or digital presents, here are streaming TV services you can gift right now.

If you’re planning holiday travel, you might want to be prepared for the flight routes that are more prone to delays tha...
12/24/2025

If you’re planning holiday travel, you might want to be prepared for the flight routes that are more prone to delays than others.

Planning to fly over the holidays? You might want to check your route first.

12/24/2025

A $56 monthly increase in income could be just enough to move you from the “no tax” zone to the “85% tax” zone.

Ready to pull the trigger on a new set of wheels? Here’s how you can start the process of financing your next car with a...
12/23/2025

Ready to pull the trigger on a new set of wheels? Here’s how you can start the process of financing your next car with an auto loan.

Getting a new ride is exciting, but be sure you know what you’re getting into if you have to borrow to buy one.

On average, Americans who reach age 65 will live to age 84.5.
12/23/2025

On average, Americans who reach age 65 will live to age 84.5.

Nearly four years of lifespan separate the best and worst places to age in America.

The clock is ticking if you still need presents that arrive before Christmas.
12/23/2025

The clock is ticking if you still need presents that arrive before Christmas.

As the holidays near, we’re highlighting some of the best gift ideas you can find on Amazon.

Sudden wealth can expose weaknesses rather than fix them. These lottery winners prove that millions don't guarantee secu...
12/23/2025

Sudden wealth can expose weaknesses rather than fix them. These lottery winners prove that millions don't guarantee security when structure and boundaries disappear.

Do you think you could have handled it any better?

Political promises versus paychecks: We fact-checked the White House claims about tax refunds, gas prices, and grocery c...
12/23/2025

Political promises versus paychecks: We fact-checked the White House claims about tax refunds, gas prices, and grocery costs. Here's what the numbers really show.

Nice speech. Shame about the math.

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