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The holiday season is a festive time filled with shopping, year‑end travel, and financial planning — but it’s also one of the most dangerous times of the year for consumers…
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When President Donald Trump introduced a wave of tariffs on imported goods, economists warned consumers to brace for higher prices on everything from automobiles to electronics to everyday groceries. At…
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When President Donald Trump returned to the White House in January 2025, he made a central promise to American voters: everyday life would become more affordable. He repeatedly assured the…
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Amazon’s $2.5 Billion FTC Settlement: What It Means for Consumers, Who Qualifies for Refunds, and How the Process Works In September, Amazon reached a landmark settlement with the Federal Trade…
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Inflation has become a real problem ever since we had to deal with the pandemic, so the fact that Social Security Administration has decided to boost the benefits is a…
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The latest from Capitol Hill is generating some buzz: millions of Americans may soon be eligible to receive fresh “stimulus checks” (or more precisely, tax rebates) — but unlike many…
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Medical-Debt Relief: Which States Embraced It—and Which Fought It? Medical bills are one of the top reasons Americans, especially older adults, struggle financially. In recent years, a wave of state…
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Debt has become an increasingly heavy burden for older Americans. As healthcare expenses rise, retirement savings fall short, and inflation continues to strain fixed incomes, many seniors find themselves struggling…
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Credit card debt is one of the most common financial burdens in the United States, affecting millions of Americans every year. With interest rates reaching record highs—averaging over 20% APR—balances…
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