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Can Buy Now, Pay Later Plans Help You Build Credit?

"Buy now, pay later" is a popular way to buy everything — and some loans are starting to show up on credit reports.

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American Airlines Card Launches $1,000 Limited-Time Offer

Get Admirals Club lounge access and 100,000 bonus miles with the Citi/AAdvantage Executive World Elite Mastercard.

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Cost of owning a home has jumped a staggering 26% since the pandemic with families forking over $1,500 a month

In 2020, average Americans were paying $1,202 in homeownership costs. That figure has jumped by roughly $300 in just four years

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Homeowners are shelling out nearly $20,000 in hidden fees annually—'the same level as buying a used car every year'

Insurance, maintenance, homeowners’ association fees, and utility bills are making homeownership even more unaffordable.

Fortune

Bride Berates Friend For “Tactless” Gift Of A $100 Venmo Days After The Wedding

"I returned the money because keeping it felt more hurtful than the initial disappointment," the bride told the guest. "...It's genuinely disheartening." The post Bride Berates Friend For “Tactless” Gift Of A $100 Venmo Days After The Wedding first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Gen X is set to be a hoagie, not sandwich generation—chipping in longer for their aging parents and children

Inflation and the healthcare system stretch out caregiving duties for Gen Xers, crunching their retirement goals.

Fortune

Wracked with 'goals dysmorphia,' the vast majority of Americans don’t think they will ever be financially successful—and being a millionaire is no longer the end game

And almost 1 in 3 say they don’t think they ever will be successful, per new Bankrate data.

Fortune

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More Americans are falling behind on credit card bills

Credit card delinquencies rose in the first three months of the year. That's a sign of the growing financial stress that some families are feeling in an era of rising prices and high interest rates.

WEKU

Renting Is Cheaper Than Buying in All 50 States. How Does Your City Compare?

Renting is cheaper than buying, according to a new Bankrate survey. In 21 U.S. metros, the monthly cost of owning is at least 50% more expensive than the monthly cost of renting.

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$1,500 to $3,000 Amex Card Intro Offer

Amex intro offer worth $1,500 to $3,000 provides new Business Platinum cardholders 150,000 membership points.

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Wyndham Bonus Offer: 13 Nights Free

Get up to 13 Nights Free with the Wyndham Earner Plus credit card's sign-up bonus. That's 100,000 points (worth up to $900) at Wyndham properties.

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You'll need more than $100,000 in income to afford a typical home, studies show

Two recent studies suggest that prospective homeowners will have to earn more than $100,000 annually to afford a typical home in much of the U.S.

WEKU

9 Ways to 'Spring Clean' Your Finances

Don't forget to spring clean your finances this year. Not only will it make managing your money easier, it could save you some money.

Kiplinger

Savings Account Balances By Age and Income. How Do You Compare?

Savings Rates by Age, Income, Education and Ethnicity — How Do You Compare?

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Is It Worth Chasing Credit Card Rewards If You're In Debt?

Two out of three Americans in debt are chasing credit card rewards. Do your brain a favor and try this instead.

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Car Insurance Costs Skyrocket in 2025

Looking to save on your car insurance policies? We provide ways to lower your costs.

Fortune

Most American adults don't have enough savings to pay an emergency $1,000 expense

Bankrate's Mark Hamrick tells Fortune that it's "disappointing because it is an indication that so many Americans are living paycheck to paycheck."

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3 Home Improvement Stocks Setting up for Potential New Year Gains

The home improvement industry's outlook looks bright, driven by factors such as falling mortgage rates, easing inflation, a rise in DIY projects, increasing disposable income, and a growing interest amongst homeowners to undertake renovation projects. Thus, it could be wise to buy home improvement stocks La-Z-Boy (LZB), Hooker Furnishings (HOFT),…

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The secret life of gift cards: Here’s what happens to the billions that go unspent each year

Americans are expected to spend nearly $30 billion on gift cards this holiday, according to the National Retail Federation. But many gift cards wind up forgotten or unused.

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Gift Card Guide: Maximizing Value, Avoiding Expiration, and Claiming Unclaimed Funds

Discover the untapped potential of gift cards! From expiration dates to resale options, this creative guide sheds light on their hidden secrets.

The Independent UK

The secret life of gift cards: Here's what happens to the billions that go unspent each year

Americans are expected to spend nearly $30 billion on gift cards this holiday, according to the National Retail Federation

Kiplinger

Holiday Sales: Smartphones, TVs and PCs Cheaper This Year

Smartphones, televisions, computers, and travel costs are less expensive this year, study show, despite ongoing inflationary pressures.

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Alaska Airlines to Buy Hawaiian: Get Bonus Miles Now

How to use the Alaska Airlines credit card and frequent flyer program to save on trips to Hawaii, Alaska and beyond.

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Americans Plan to Tip More This Holiday Season. Will You?

Younger generations — Millennials and Gen Z — are most likely to tip and also most likely to increase the amount they tip this year, Bankrate study shows.

Fortune

Citadel CEO Ken Griffin bashes Bidenomics as debt-reliant, inflationary policies: ‘The American public knows things aren’t working in this economy for them’

“Whoever told him to run on Bidenomics has no idea how to read an economics textbook,” the Wall Street titan said.

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