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As seen in: Eat This, Not That!, GOBankingRates, MSN, MSN Canada, MSN Ireland, MSN Singapore, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, MSN Malaysia, MSN Money Canada, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News and
Covers:  I'm currently writing for GOBankingRates and covering all things finance. Many of my articles are also posted on Yahoo Finance, MSN and AOL
Doesn't Cover: At the moment, I am not covering healthcare.

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5 Trader Joe’s Dinner Staples Under $15 That Keep a Frugal Weeknight on Track

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NicolasMcComber · iStock.com Putting food on the table hasn’t been affordable for many households in years. Grocery prices have been rising over the last few years due to a mix of factors, including pandemic-related supply chain disruptions, inflation, extreme weather, crop and animal diseases and some trade-related costs, per Ramsey Solutions. And it doesn’t look like there will be relief.
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Charge Your Kid Rent? Suze Orman Has Some House Rules for New College Grads

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Moving out isn’t cheap and many college grads are opting to stay home to save money rather than live on their own. Despite earning degrees and preparing for independence, college graduates are moving back home in large numbers. According to a 2025 Sallie Mae survey, 64% of college graduates who left school in the past two years live with their parents.
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3 Everyday Things Getting Quietly More Expensive Because of the Weaker Dollar

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CiydemImages · iStock.com The status of the U.S. dollar matters to your wallet. The stronger the currency, the more purchasing power Americans generally have for foreign travel and imported goods; the weaker the dollar, the more people will pay for certain items and services. The value of the dollar has dropped about 10% against other leading currencies, NBC reported, making life more expensive. Here's how.
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