Gas prices are up slightly, on average, this week in metro areas around the U.S. as Americans settle in from the busy holiday travel season.
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Gas prices have declined, but filling up at the pumps will still set you back a hefty sum. When it comes to steep gas prices, it pays to know where and when to fill up.
Shortages of parts and new vehicles, waves of retiring mechanics, and deadlier roadways are changing the automotive insurance landscape for insurers and you—the driver.
Multiple supply chain issues have converged to create the perfect consumer storm.
A nationwide egg shortage is causing increased prices and pain for Las Vegas businesses and shoppers.
Egg prices jumped 49% in 2022 through November, according to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, and costs are expected to remain high through the first quarter of 2023, CNN and CNBC report.
For the first time in almost 10 months, the average price for regular unleaded fuel in the Las Vegas Valley dipped below $4 per gallon.
If you woke up asking yourself, “Should I shop on Black Friday?” you should know that according to Finder’s Black Friday Statistics 2022, 41% of Americans say that while Black Friday offers good deals, it’s not always worth the hassle.
Here are five tips to keep in mind during this often frantic week of holiday shopping, whether buying at the mall, online — or both.
Easing the financial strain of higher turkey costs, gas prices are falling across the country as the Thanksgiving Day holiday approaches.
Thanks to inflation, Thanksgiving dinner is going to cost more this year.
The increases cover IRAs as well as 401(k) and other retirement plans.
There are several reasons why food prices are still through the roof, including ongoing food supply-chain issues kicked off by the COVID-19 pandemic and still echoing today.
Regular gasoline prices in Las Vegas reached an average of $5.52 a gallon this week, more than 40 cents higher than the average price one week ago.
Homebuyers have lost six figures in buying power over the past year, thanks to soaring mortgage rates, according to new research.
