The U.S. Mint Just Made a Liberty Bell Coin Worth $250, and Priced It at $19,600
The U.S. Mint has released a limited-edition Liberty Bell-shaped gold coin for America’s 250th anniversary. Here’s what makes it unusual and why it costs $19,600.
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Do You Qualify for a New IRS Taxpayer Assistance Program?
A new IRS program offers automatic penalty relief to millions of taxpayers with a clean filing history. Here's who qualifies.
76% of Gen Z Who Front Money for Group Trips Say They Never Got Fully Paid Back
A new Zelle study finds 76% of Gen Z aren't repaid for group expenses, and it's straining friendships. Here's how to avoid it.
June Jobs Fall Slightly: What Does This Mean for the Overall Economy?
The June jobs report revealed just 57,000 new jobs, signaling a slowdown in the labor market. Explore what the latest data says about unemployment, key industries, and the broader U.S. economy.
America's Largest Candy Store Just Did Something Surprisingly Sweet for Its Employees
After 75 years in business, B.A. Sweetie Candy Company has become employee-owned, giving dozens of workers a stake in the future of North America's largest candy store.
Trump Accounts Launch Today — What You Need to Know About This Free Money
Starting July 4, Trump Accounts offer a $1,000 government contribution for eligible children. Learn how these accounts work, who qualifies, and whether they are the best savings option for your child’s future.
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Jul 2, 2026 5 min readKroger Buys Giant Eagle for $1.65 Billion — What It Means for Shoppers
Kroger is acquiring Giant Eagle for $1.65 billion, adding 197 stores across Ohio, Pennsylvania and surrounding states, pending federal regulatory approval.
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Jun 29, 2026 4 min readCheck Your Change — The US Mint Is Hiding 250,000 July 4th Quarters in Circulation
The US Mint is releasing 250,000 July 4th privy mark quarters into circulation this holiday — and the only way to get one is to find it in your change.
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Jun 28, 2026 6 min readAmericans Are Tipping Less Than 20% — And the Pressure Keeps Rising
Americans are tipping less than digital prompts suggest. New data shows the average restaurant tip sits at 18.8% in 2026, below the 20% standard.