President Joe Biden recently addressed the issue of shrinkflation on social media, denouncing snack companies that deceive consumers by reducing the quantity or size of their products while maintaining the same price or even increasing it. In his statement, President Biden described shrinkflation as a “rip off” and urged companies to put an end to
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A recent American Rental Housing Report from Harvard University’s Joint Center for Housing Studies has shed light on a concerning statistic – more than 18 million rental units in the United States are located in areas exposed to extreme weather hazards. This means that a significant portion of the rental housing market is at risk
Credit cards have become the Achilles’ heel for many Americans, leading to a growing debt crisis. Currently, Americans collectively owe a staggering $1.13 trillion on their credit cards, with the average balance per consumer reaching a historic high of $6,360. This alarming increase in credit card debt is a cause for concern, as more cardholders
Love, they say, is priceless. But for those with deep pockets, the matchmaking expertise of Barbie Adler comes at a steep price. As the founder of Selective Search, an exclusive matchmaking company, Adler claims that 1 in 3 of her clients fall head over heels for the first person they’re matched with. This remarkable success
As Sunday’s Super Bowl LVIII approaches, millions of Americans are gearing up to place their bets on the game between the San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs. With Las Vegas, the gambling capital of the nation, hosting the event, a record-breaking 67.8 million Americans are expected to wager an estimated $23.1 billion on the
Electric vehicle (EV) enthusiasts have good reason to celebrate the recent changes to the federal tax credit system. As of January 2024, consumers can now receive a tax break at the point of sale, making it more convenient and accessible than ever before. The new “clean vehicle” tax credit allows car dealerships to offer eligible
Social Security’s impending insolvency has been a topic of concern for both conservatives and liberals alike. Recently, a research proposal published by the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College has raised eyebrows. The proposal, authored by conservative economist Andrew Biggs and left-leaning economist Alicia Munnell, suggests redirecting funds from retirement savings plans to aid
Money has always been a complex topic in relationships, often causing disagreements and conflicts. However, recent studies suggest that co-mingling accounts may be the secret to a happy marriage. According to a report by LendingTree, couples with joint accounts have fewer fights about money compared to those who don’t share an account. Furthermore, the study
Credit card debt in the United States has reached an alarming new high, creating significant financial strain for millions of Americans. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the total credit card debt now stands at a staggering $1.13 trillion, with a 10% increase from the previous year. This surge in debt has
Determining the correct amount to withhold from your paycheck for taxes can be a perplexing task. If you end up with a substantial tax refund or a surprisingly large bill, it might be time to reevaluate your paycheck withholding. Fortunately, you can rely on a simple calculation to help you make the necessary adjustments and