Flipboard 2025 Finance Tips

From classic American brands to rare European blades, these folding pocket knives are now worth hundreds—sometimes thousands.

If your brother is trying to persuade your mother into taking a reverse mortgage, it's essential to understand the motivations behind this advice before anyone signs anything.

You may have entered the marriage already settled in your dream home that has selected hardwood floors and a window that the morning light hits just right at sunrise by your favorite coffee spot. Everything’s just right. But now that divorce is on the table, you’re asking the big question: Does your spouse have a claim to that house? The answer isn’t a simple yes or no—it depends on what happened before, during, and after the marriage. Read on to see how it all breaks down. It all begins with knowing the difference in property ownership.

You’re scrolling through your phone after a long day, enjoying a rare quiet moment—until that familiar Venmo notification pops up. Your best friend’s name flashes on the screen, attached to a charge for gas money or “drinks last weekend.” The catch? You never agreed to split those costs in the first place.

Duct tape fixed everything before DIY was cool. If your childhood involved creative solutions instead of store-bought answers, you'll recognize yourself here. These little habits still pop up even when your wallet isn't empty.

Cast iron skillets aren’t just kitchen workhorses—they’re hot collectibles. Vintage brands, rare sizes, and hard-to-find markings can drive skillet values way up.

When everything was rainbows and roses, your partner one day put you under their health insurance. It felt thoughtful—until “forever” turned into “we’re done.” Now they want half the premium back. And that’s where emotions meet fine print. Before you reach for your wallet, here’s what you should really know before paying a dime.

That heart-sinking moment when you check your credit card statement and realize your roommate's "emergency" spending has spiraled into thousands of dollars of debt. It's a betrayal that leaves you financially vulnerable and emotionally paralyzed. Here's how to regain control.

You thought you were doing something kind, maybe even romantic. They needed a car, their credit wasn’t great, and you had the better score. So, you co-signed. But fast forward and now they’re gone. If you’ve found yourself stuck paying for your ex’s car, you’re not the first, but thankfully, you do have options.

When your grandmother passed away and left you $80,000, the room felt quiet except for the shuffle of papers and a soft breath of relief. Now you’re holding onto a gift meant just for you—and your husband insists it’s “our” money. If you’re wondering whether you’re wrong to keep it separate, you’ve come to the right place. Let’s unpack how inheritances are treated, what you can consider, and how you and your spouse can move forward with clarity.

Weddings are magical, but they’re also expensive. You might think you’re doing the smart thing by handling costs yourself, only to realize you’re hiding a secret debt from your soon-to-be spouse. This piece cuts through the noise and shows how to address the issue, repair the financial damage, and restore openness in the relationship. It’s practical and written directly for you. Let’s get started.

You expect the executor of a will to handle things responsibly. But if the estate takes years to settle and he starts charging expenses You’re right to question his actions.