People aren’t letting inflation crimp their style. They’re turning to social media to find affordable dupes, or duplicates of the most coveted items.
Author: Medora Lee, USA TODAY
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In debt ceiling vote, SNAP work requirements are on the table. What about farm subsidies?
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How can I pay for school? Complete FAFSA. What FAFSA is, who’s eligible and when to do it.
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Want a job, loan, benefits? You may need a Social Security card. Here’s how to get one.
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‘Woke’ or not, many Americans ignore ESG in investing, despite political tug-of-war
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Hate taxes? This is for you: IRS boosts HSA limits for 2024 by record amount. Here’s why.
IRS raised health savings account contribution limits for 2024 by a record amount. This may be a big deal for those who hate paying taxes. Here’s why.