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Why Buy It? More Libraries Let You Borrow Costly Items for Free (opens the original)
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Your local library may lend more than books. Libraries around the country offer free access to tools, hobby gear and other items that can be costly to buy but useful only now and then. These collections are often called a “Library of Things.” What is available, and how long you can borrow it, depends on the library and its rules. Libraries offer a wide range of items. For example, the Robinson Township Library in Pennsylvania has an American Girl collection; the Berkeley Public Library in Califo
Rising Costs Are Changing How Americans Give Back (opens the original)
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Charitable giving is taking a hit as cost-of-living challenges continue to put a strain on people’s budgets, a new study shows. More than 4 out of 5 in the U.S. said at least one cost-of-living pressure has prevented them from donating or donating more over the past six months, according to a survey of more than 3,000 adults in the United States and the United Kingdom, including more than 2,000 in the U.S. One in 7 respondents cited unexpected expenses as a barrier to donating. However, despite
Is Your ADHD Making Money Management Feel Impossible? Here’s What to Do (opens the original)
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When Bre Cain was in their 20s, their finances were hard to manage. There was a lot of impulse buying, including ordering food and clothes that they couldn’t afford, to seek comfort. Cain also said they were signing up for subscriptions they already had but had forgotten about. But after being diagnosed with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder three years ago, Cain, now 30, started to understand the reasoning behind those financial actions and began to put in some financial “bumpers.” Trave
Subscription Spending Is Rising Despite Cost Worries (opens the original)
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Subscription spending is on the rise as more consumers are utilizing entertainment and retail services, a new analysis shows. Bank of America Institute economists analyzed aggregate credit and debit card spending data from 70 million consumer and small-business accounts to find that subscription spending rose 7.7% year over year in July, outpacing overall credit card growth by more than a percentage point and a half for the past two years. Entertainment and retail subscriptions were the highest
Travelers Are Swapping Homes Instead of Booking Hotels. Here’s Why (opens the original)
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When musician Cassandra Jenkins travels the world while touring, she’s always looking for a slice of home. Jenkins said she’s found that by staying in other people’s homes through a home-swap service called Kindred. Jenkins, 42, of New York City, has stayed in hotels and vacation rentals but says she enjoys the “homey” feeling of staying in someone’s home. “I think the nature of it is more personal and I’m really going to someone’s home that they live in,” she said. Jenkins has used Kindred most
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