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Taryn Phaneuf

Taryn Phaneuf

Writer at NerdWallet

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  • English
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Recent Articles

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Gas Prices Rise, But Should Remain Stable Into Thanksgiving

Though higher than they were before the pandemic, gas prices have been largely stable.
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Egg Prices Fell in September

The retail price of eggs remained unchanged in August after falling for three straight months. Prices remain 10.9% higher than a year ago.
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After Years of High Prices, Will Tariffs Reignite Food Inflation?

A variety of factors have contributed to a 32% jump in food prices since 2019, and now higher tariffs on imported food could bring new price hikes.
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Why Is Beef So Expensive?

Prices for products like ground beef and steak are high right now because drought, high grain prices and rising interest rates made cattle farming a costly endeavor in recent years. Now, tariffs add new pressure on prices.
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How Lotteries Work (and How Much You Keep If You Win)

Every Mega Millions or Powerball jackpot winner has the option to take cash now in a one-time lump sum or opt for 30 annual payments.
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How Lotteries Work (and How Much You Keep If You Win)

Every Mega Millions or Powerball jackpot winner has the option to take cash now in a one-time lump sum or opt for 30 annual payments.
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What Is an ESOP? How Employee Stock Ownership Plans Work

An employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) gives workers shares of ownership in their employers. Employees receive the value of the shares when they retire or quit.
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What Is a Power of Attorney (POA)? Types, How It Works

A power of attorney (POA) is a legal document that allows a person ("agent") to make legal, financial or medical decisions for someone else (the “principal”).
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What Is the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB)?

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, or CFPB, is a government agency that oversees the consumer finance industry, including banks, lenders and other financial institutions.
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Can Trump Lower Gas Prices as President?

The U.S. president can't control gas prices. Rather, gas prices move up or down because of changes in supply and demand.
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Trump’s Tariffs Begin: Here’s What Could Get More Expensive

From everyday essentials to luxuries and major purchases, tariffs promised by incoming President Donald Trump could have wide-ranging effects on consumer prices.
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Trump’s Tariffs Begin: Here’s What Could Get More Expensive

From everyday essentials to luxuries and major purchases, tariffs promised by incoming President Donald Trump could have wide-ranging effects on consumer prices.
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Can Trump Lower Gas Prices as President?

The U.S. president can’t control gas prices. Rather, gas prices move up or down because of changes in supply and demand.
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Will Prices Ever Go Down? For Some Things, They Already Have

You won’t see prices return to pre-pandemic levels but that doesn’t mean they won’t come down at all.
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What is the PPI?

The PPI is a family of indexes that measure the prices of goods and services at the beginning of the supply chain. PPI stands for producer price index.
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Will Prices Ever Go Down? For Some Things, They Already Have

Inflation is slowing down, but most goods and services are still higher than they used to be. There are, however, some outliers.
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Why Is Everything So Expensive?

Everything has become more expensive because of high demand and low supply. That’s the case for homes, food and more.
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Consumer Price Index: What It Is and Why It Matters

The consumer price index measures the change in average price paid by consumers for a set of goods and services that represent regular expenses, like groceries or gas.
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State Gas Taxes: What They Are And How Much You Pay

State taxes vary widely but average 33 cents per gallon.
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What Does the Department of Energy Do?

The Department of Energy is a federal agency tasked with carrying out U.S. energy policy.
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Egg Prices Are Taking the Fun (and Profit) Out of Brunch

As egg prices hit record highs, egg-centric restaurants are forced to raise prices.