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My Lease Is Ending And I’m Over The Mileage Limit. Should I Buy It Out Or Turn It In?

You’re cruising toward the end of your lease, feeling pretty good… until you check the odometer and your contract. You’re thousands of miles over the limit, and those little extra miles are about to cost real money. Do you pay the mileage fees and turn it in, or buy out the car and keep it? The good news is that you actually have more control here than it feels like.
December 3, 2025 Peter Kinney

My brother keeps asking me to store stuff for his buy and sell business, but he’s filled my garage with junk and won’t retrieve it. What can I do?

You told your brother he could use your garage to store inventory for his buy‑and‑sell business. But now the garage is absolutely full. We look at what you can do to regain control.
December 4, 2025 Sasha Wren
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A New Hampshire woman bought a painting for $3.99 at a thrift store, then found out it was a long-lost N.C. Wyeth worth nearly $200,000.

A woman bought a $4 thrift-store painting on a whim — only to discover it was a long-lost work by famed American illustrator N.C. Wyeth that later sold at auction for nearly $200,000.
December 4, 2025 Allison Robertson

Sports betting is now a multibillion-dollar growth industry, but 95% of people who bet lose money over the long term.

Sports betting was effectively legalized in 2018 and the industry has grown faster than anyone anticipated.
December 4, 2025 Quinn Mercer

I have a good job here in New York, but I still feel broke every month—if I were to move, which states would actually give me the best cost of living?

If you’re working hard in New York but still feel like your paycheck evaporates, you’re definitely not alone. New York has some of the highest housing, grocery, healthcare and transportation costs in the entire country. Allow us to highlight the states where your money would stretch much further.
December 3, 2025 Jesse Singer

I took a cash advance to buy Beanie Babies. Why am I poor now?

A hilarious yet relatable first-person finance story about taking a cash advance to buy Beanie Babies—and ending up broke. Learn why high-interest debt and collectible hype don’t mix, and discover practical, empowering steps to recover financially, avoid future money traps, and rebuild confidence with smart, sustainable habits. Perfect for readers who love humor, personal finance lessons, and nostalgic chaos.
December 2, 2025 Jack Hawkins

I just moved into our house yesterday and the guy next door is already demanding that I pay for half of the fence he put in six months ago. Now what?

A neighbor shouldn't be asking you to pay half the cost of a fence installed months before you moved in, but it's still important to confirm your legal standing.
December 3, 2025 J.D. Blackwell
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Warren Buffett makes these simple saving choices every single day.

Saving money doesn’t have to feel like punishment, and Buffett proves it. His everyday habits show how small, practical decisions can protect your comfort instead of cutting it. This is about spending smarter, not living smaller.
December 3, 2025 Peter Kinney

I'm 61 and addicted to shopping online. Can I still retire with dignity?

A 61-year-old struggling with an online shopping addiction asks: “Can I still retire with dignity?” This engaging, practical guide explores how overspending impacts retirement, how to break compulsive shopping habits, and actionable steps to regain financial control while still enjoying life. Perfect for readers seeking financial wellness, retirement readiness, and smart behavior-change strategies.
December 2, 2025 Jack Hawkins
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Preston Seo says don't just pile money into a 401(k), and he makes a lot of sense.

Most financial planners support using a 401(k) because pretax deposits lower taxable income while the balance grows tax-free. This makes the account a strong long-term tool for workers trying to build retirement savings through steady contributions made directly from their paychecks.
December 1, 2025 Miles Brucker

Big Tech's Nuclear Power Plans

Tech giants like Meta, Google, and Amazon are pouring billions of dollars into nuclear power in a bid to power the future of our digital world.
December 2, 2025 Jane O'Shea

I inherited my uncle’s business, but his partner claims I owe thousands in unpaid debts I never agreed to. Now what?

You’ve inherited your uncle’s business, but his business partner says you owe thousands of dollars in unpaid debts. We look at what you can do to protect your interests.
December 2, 2025 Marlon Wright