Californian cities are experiencing higher gas prices than any other state in the country, driven by the State’s commitment to cleaner fuels. But this dedication comes at a cost, and consumers are paying the price. California’s Gas Price Challenge With an average gas price of $4.49, California surpasses the national average of $3.10. But what […]
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Grocery Prices Surge 25% in 3 Years: How Going Green Could Save Your Wallet
If asked to name a location that causes people the greatest amount of anxiety, few would answer the grocery store. Once a place seen as tedious and mundane, these shops have become a financial landmine with little instruction on how to defuse them. The Problem In the past three years, The Bureau of Labor Statistics […]
17 Budget-Friendly Foods to Keep Your Family Well-Fed
In a time when everyone is obsessed with cutting costs, most Americans turn to their grocery bill as a place to slash costs. But with grocery prices continuing to rise, it can be confusing where to start. Let’s look at 17 foods that can save money and recipes to keep your family well-fed. Keep in […]
20 Most Expensive Cities to Have a Second Home in the U.S.
Owning a second home is a symbol of success for many, providing a private escape or a potential source of rental income. However, the dream of buying in some of North America’s most desirable locales can come with a steep price tag. Here’s a countdown of the 20 most expensive cities to buy a second […]
Grey Divorce Rate Surge Takes Heavy Toll on Finances
With divorce rates steadily increasing for older Americans, academics and financial professionals are examining just how expensive these separations can be for people 55 and older. Rise of the Gray Divorce The term “gray divorce” refers to marriages that end later in life, usually over the age of 50. And since the 1990s, the rate […]
Miami Emerges as New Financial Hub, Mayor Says Could Be “Singapore or Switzerland” of the U.S.
The ‘Magic City’ could be competing for Manhattan’s mantle as the business center of the U.S., at least according to Mayor Francis Suarez and several notable entrepreneurs and investors. From New York to Florida Move over New York – the new financial center and biggest haven for the nation’s ultra-wealthy could be shifting from north […]
Chinese Market Sell-Off Raises Alarms Among Global Investors
During a recent visit to Beijing, US officials were assured that Chinese banks remained stable amidst a turbulent period in China’s economy. Trip to China Janet Yellen, the U.S. Treasury Secretary, revealed that a working group of Treasury officials had visited China on January 19. During their trip, they were assured that Chinese banks were […]
Parents Forced Out of Workforce Due to Skyrocketing Childcare Costs
After a hefty increase in U.S. childcare costs during the pandemic, parents are worried that price hikes will continue into 2024. What will this mean for the U.S. economy? Childcare Costs Soar During the Covid-19 pandemic, families in the U.S. saw a significant spike in the cost of childcare. Now, parents are concerned that 2024 […]
10 States Where Renting Is Becoming Unaffordable
Find out which states are the least affordable for American families based on how much it costs to rent a two-bedroom apartment. The Impact of Inflation Once upon a time, most of the country was relatively affordable for the average American family. Now, inflation has put pressure on the majority of American citizens, creating stress […]
18 U.S. Cities Where You Can Still Afford a Family Home and How Much
Searching for a family home in the U.S. doesn’t have to break the bank. Across the country, there are cities where the dream of homeownership is still within reach, combining affordable living with quality of life. Let’s take a closer look at 18 such cities and what makes each a unique place to call home. […]