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See the U.S. metro areas where inflation is making life expensive, based on fresh Consumer Price Index data.

In these states, a trip to the grocery store is tough on the wallet.

Olive Garden's Never Ending Pasta Bowl has finally returned—for a limited time.

This ranking of America’s best community colleges considers everything from tuition rates to postgrad salaries.

Trying to find an affordable house in Vermont or New Jersey is tough right now, but those aren’t the only states in the U.S. where home prices are on the rise.

Some states try to look out for workers. Others actually set minimums below the federal rate.

A generational expert divides Millennials into “me-llennials” and “mega-llennials.” Which group you belong to depends on your career and financial success.

See all 50 U.S. states (plus Washington, D.C.) ranked by tax rates.

The differences between HSAs and FSAs include how they’re set up, how much you can contribute, and who qualifies.

Here's what financial experts say.

A growing number of twentysomethings are using paper over plastic to curb their spending. And it appears to be working.

Waterfront property in Florida isn't cheap.

The best value supermarket in the U.S. isn't Costco, Aldi, or Trader Joe's.

The housing market is a nightmare, but there are still some areas where home ownership is within reach for average income earners.

Here’s what the Simpsons, the Belchers, and the Flintstones paid for their homes.

There is a way to get those elusive tickets without the opening-day frenzy and having to empty your bank account—it all comes down to knowing when to buy concert tickets.

Are new cars selling above their MSRP? Yes—and none more so than the Jeep Wrangler.

Without a good credit score—generally considered 670 or higher, with a max score of 850—it’s more difficult to finance a new car or rent an apartment.

The most expensive college tuition on the list belongs to an Ivy League school. So does the least expensive.

It’s nice to have a little chunk of change in your bank account, but it’s even nicer to invest a small amount of money and earn a big chunk of change.

If you're one of the many entrepreneurs who started a side hustle or launched a business during the pandemic, here's why you need to separate your personal and business bank accounts.