money

Do you know someone who could use a little extra help this holiday season?

So, money seems to be tighter than ever for most of us right now, but even so, there are definitely some things that are worth spending the extra money on.

We've all been spending a LOT more time at home than usual. Maybe you've taken a look around and thought "wow, this place could really use some sprucing up!".

The next time you go into a store to buy something, don't be surprised if the cashier asks for exact change. The pandemic is now causing a coin shortage!  According to Business Insider, businesses across the U.S. are asking customers to pay with the exact change,  because they just don't have the coins available to give back...

There's been news lately of a second stimulus check that might be coming.  A lot of hurdles still need to be jumped, and it's definitely not a done deal.  While all that is great, I'm still waiting on my first stimulus check!   I know I'm not alone...

A Portsmouth landscaper is trying to help out during this pandemic by giving away money every week.

If you have an interesting story or antique, American Pickers is looking for you.

The business is already struggling which makes this even more upsetting.

One lawmaker says it's 'embarrassing' how little the state supports schools.

Instead of shelling out up to $60, fans can now take advantage of a new option. However, you'll have to pay in a different way.

Be on the lookout: There are counterfeit bills circulating around Maine and police want you to be aware!

A new bill would get rid of most vehicle inspections, citing a "waste of taxpayer money."

While many are struggling to adjust, some industries are booming. Even if the recent temperatures haven't warmed you, you have to get a little warm inside for fellow New Hampshire residents thriving because of the early season. Skiing is booming, and this season is a rarity...

Money doesn't grow on trees, but apparently a machine dishing it can show up next to them.

Like Mr. Krabs on Sponge Bob Square Pants...I like money!

The celebrating started on the field at Dodger Stadium, continued in the locker room, and then in the city of L.A. where the Champs partied it up at Nightingale Plaza, a popular club