What the Grocery Store Won't Tell You About Inflation
A recent survey found that about one-third of common consumer products have shrunk in size or servings since the pandemic....
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Can Changing Your Insurance Agent Save You Money? Here's the Truth
Switching your insurance agent will not lower premiums, but a smarter one may help you find real savings within your policy....
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The ChatGPT Trick Our 22-Year-Old Nanny Used to Build Her Summer Budget
In just 30 minutes, Meredith helped her nanny use ChatGPT to build a fully personalized summer money plan - for free - complete with real goals, timelines, and zero stress. All customized for her life. Here's how you can create your own custom plan, fast. ...
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10 Actual Signs You're Good with Money (Even If You Don't Know It)
When you picture someone who's good with money... is it an extreme couponer who only pays $5 for a cartload of groceries? A high-powered exec with a huge portfolio? Meredith Margrave put together a list of 10 signs someone is good with money (and thankfully, they're not as rare as you might think)....
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Can an Adopted Child Get Social Security From a Parent's Record?
Children can receive Social Security if a parent is retired, disabled or deceased. Here's information on who qualifies, how much is paid, and how long the benefits last....
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Will Your Social Security Benefits Shrink If an Ex-Spouse Claims Them?
Your ex can claim Social Security on your record without affecting your benefits. Here is how spousal benefits work after divorce and what it means for you....
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Everyone Wants Powell to Cut Rates. Here's Why He Shouldn't.
The cost of borrowing probably feels more punishing than ever. So why isn't the Federal Reserve doing anything to help? Meredith explains why the Fed's decision not to cut rates actually makes a lot of sense... and may ultimately protect the very people who feel squeezed the most right now....
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What the Fed's 'Wait and See' Approach Means for Your Money
This "higher for longer" rate environment has been frustrating news for consumers still grappling with high borrowing costs, especially on credit cards and car loans. So what does a slower pace of rate cuts actually mean for your money? Meredith Margrave tells you what you need to know....
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Thinking of Joining a Wholesale Club? 7 Things to Know First
Wholesale clubs like Sam's Club, Costco, and BJ's have always had a loyal following ??? but in the past few years, they've seen a surge in popularity. Meredith reveals what she's learned since joining a nearby Sam's Club....
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Social Security Payments for Minors: Who Receives the Money?
Social Security benefits for a minor are paid to a designated adult who manages the money on the child's behalf....
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I Saved $300 Shopping Only at Sam's Club... And It Nearly Broke Me
Meredith tried shopping exclusively at a popular wholesale club for an entire month. Would she save money? Run out of pantry space? Find everything she needs? Here's how the month went, week by week -- and what she learned about wholesale clubs along the way....
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