The average American moves about a dozen times throughout their life. Whether for school, work, love, a change of pace, or some combination of the four, where you choose to live is no small decision.
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The 5 best states in America for military retirees — and the 5 worst
Transitioning from the military to civilian life can be difficult no matter where you live in the U.S., but some places put up more barriers than others.
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The 10 most affordable cities for homebuyers right now
The vast majority of American renters say they hope to one day own a home, but with rising prices, low housing stock, and high mortgage rates, it can feel like an impossible goal.
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The 5 best states in America for working moms — and the 5 worst
Life as a working mom comes with challenges no matter where you live — but some states make it harder than others.
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The 5 best big cities in America to start a business — and the 5 worst
More than six in 10 Americans say they would rather be their own boss than work for someone else. But starting a small business isn’t easy.
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The 10 states in America where auto loan delinquency is rising the most
Auto loan delinquencies are rising across the U.S., but some states are seeing a sharper increase than others — signaling deeper financial stress for drivers already burdened by high interest rates and growing vehicle costs.
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The 10 best small cities in America to start a right now
A majority of Americans dream of being their own boss, but building a small business from the ground up is anything but easy. That’s why WalletHub set out to find the best small U.S. cities to start a company.
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The 10 best big cities in America for weddings that won’t break the bank
It’s no secret that getting married isn’t cheap — the average U.S. wedding costs $35,000. But not having tens of thousands of dollars to drop on a day shouldn’t prevent you from celebrating your nuptials.
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The 5 most innovative states in America — and the 5 least innovative
Innovation plays a crucial role in shaping the economic and technological future of the U.S., but not all states foster creativity and advancement at the same pace. While some states lead the way with cutting-edge research, thriving startup ecosystems, and strong investments in technology, others lag due to limited…
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The 5 places in America with the best budgeters — and the 5 with the worst
When it comes to managing money, not all Americans are created equal — and neither are their hometowns. Across the country, people approach budgeting with different levels of discipline, strategy, and success.