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This week, the Harvard Business Review checked in on the New England lobster market to teach us all a lesson about pricing. It turns out, not all goods respond to supply and demand forces in the same way. Lobster, in certain...

Legislation introduced in the Michigan State Senate and House of Representatives would provide an alternative to student loans for residents seeking degrees from the state’s public community colleges and four-year institutions. It’s an investment strategy of sorts: The state would...

Scenario: You just had a lovely dinner with a friend. They ordered three glasses of wine, two appetizers and the 12 oz steak, while you weren't too hungry so you just had a soup. The bill was just ...

I've got 99 problems, and parking is one of them. Check out the best apps to help with your parking woes.

There is a lot of advice floating around in the personal-finance arena that suggests prepaid debit cards are inherently evil and are an ineffective way to use your money. While there is a lot of co...

Learn what is covered by earthquake insurance, what policy coverage would cost, and whether you actually need it to pay for expensive earthquake damage.

Learn about the factors that go into finding a good real estate attorney to help with the process of buying a new home, including what questions to ask.

Find out if you are spending too much money on entertainment and how to reasonably determine how much you should be spending.

Know when you can score the best deals when you're looking to buy a new car. Find out which days of the calendar year have historically provided car buyers with the best car sales and discounts. So, you can time...

As the Federal Reserve looks to cut rates soon, find out why savers should turn to CDs amid a shortening window to lock in high CD rates.

Find out whether you should use Fundrise to invest in real estate in a non-traditional way, including its costs and real estate investment options.

Compare TransferWise and WorldRemit for international money transfers based on their fees, currency exchange rates, and countries served.

When you're about to buy a new or used car, find out whether you should still take out an auto loan when you're able to pay for it entirely in cash.

The “Curse of the Lottery“ is a psychological study to some, a predictable outcome to others, and an unknown phenomenon to many. Learn the five examples of winners that probably wish they hadn't won in the first place.

Learn about the process of getting approved for a mortgage as a business owners, self-employed individual, or gig worker who doesn't have typical documentation.