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9 Comfort Buys That Are Popular Amid the Pandemic

fizkes / Shutterstock.com First it was toilet paper and hand sanitizer. Then it was baking supplies and hair dye. The locked-down life of the coronavirus pandemic is upending shopping trends, lifting grocery prices and surprising even manufacturers and retailers. Now, Americans apparently have moved on from essentials to a comfort …

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The 10 States With the Fewest Coronavirus Restrictions

Pikoso.kz / Shutterstock.com The COVID-19 pandemic has dominated headlines for months now, and many states still are trying to figure out how to best deal with the situation. Because every state is responding to the coronavirus in its own way, restrictions differ from location to location. WalletHub completed an analysis …

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9 Purchases That Will Make You More Productive

Photo by mavo / Shutterstock.com Feeling a bit overwhelmed by the current state of things? Is uncertainty impacting your productivity and derailing you from achieving your goals? We’re here to help! We’ve rounded up a variety of products designed to help you regain focus and boost your productivity during the …

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Buying the Best, or Just Good Enough?

Let’s imagine for a moment that you’re going to the store to buy a new washing machine because your old one died. The store has a ton of options available, and as you’re looking on your phone at reviews, it’s pretty clear that there are a couple of mid-priced models …

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How to Maximize a 0% Balance Transfer Offer

When you’ve finally decided to buckle down and get rid of your debts, one of the first pieces of advice you’ll find anywhere about how to approach the problem is to line up your debts by interest rate with the highest one first, then make minimum payments on all debts …

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10 Common Expenses That Have Skyrocketed for Seniors

Photo by CREATISTA / Shutterstock.com If you’re a Social Security recipient, you likely have seen small increases in your monthly payment through annual cost-of-living adjustments. But those increases are barely keeping pace with inflation. The price tags have increased on many of the things seniors buy. The result? Social Security …

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Who Will Get the Coronavirus Vaccine First?

Photo by JPC-PROD / Shutterstock.com Many of us dream of a day when a vaccine will finally end the coronavirus pandemic. With any luck, that moment is on the horizon. In fact, some experts believe a vaccine could arrive before the end of the year. Others say we may have …

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How I Got a Perfect Credit Score in 4 Steps

Photo by Gustavo Frazao / Shutterstock.com The web is full of stories about how to massage your credit history and credit score to look your best to lenders. On this site and others, you’ve probably seen stories like “7 Ways to Boost Your Credit Score Fast” and “Fixing Your Credit? …

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Wearing a Mask? Make Sure to Wash It This Way

Photo by fizkes / Shutterstock.com We should all wear cloth face coverings in public to help tamp down the spread of the coronavirus, according to organizations such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. However, the type of masks recommended by the CDC won’t do much good if we …

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