Desmond Efe-Khaese

1 day ago | moneydigest.com | Desmond Efe-Khaese

In general, you count as "upper class" when you make more than twice your area's typical household income. In Colorado, SmartAsset puts that paycheck at about $92,911 for 2025. Do the quick math — double it — and you land around $185,000. So if your household brings in anything above that mark, you've crossed into Colorado's upper-income tier. Regional differences play a big role in how people see wealth and class.

2 days ago | moneydigest.com | Desmond Efe-Khaese

Chances are, when you think Arby's, you picture a juicy roast-beef sandwich, not a soda deal. But tucked away in some franchise locations is a perk for anyone 55 or older. According to Senior Discounts, Arby's can give either a 10% discount or a discounted drink to senior customers. The best way to know which is to ask. For instance, Chowhound reported a case of a woman who got a drink that might have been $2 for just 50 cents. Do not be surprised if you never knew this.

2 days ago | moneydigest.com | Desmond Efe-Khaese

Cary is a small town located just nine miles west of Raleigh. It is considered one of the most livable cities by GoBankingRates, who gave the town a livability score of 90 (the 3rd highest score on the list) and pegged the average monthly expenses at $3,615. Cary enjoys year-round temperatures between 32 degrees and 89  degrees Fahrenheit and so the residents can enjoy all year-round outdoor activities like hiking at Bond Park or even explore Raleigh's cultural scene downtown.

3 days ago | moneydigest.com | Desmond Efe-Khaese

A used 2021 Toyota Tundra will typically run you between $31,300 and $49,039, depending on cab style, trim, and mileage, per Kelley Blue Book. At first glance, this looks like a great deal because it carries Toyota's durable 5.7-liter V-8 and the brand's badge of long-term reliability, so confidence comes baked in. Peek a little closer, though, and cracks appear. Reviewers at U.S. News and World Report advise against buying it as a used truck option. Why? First, the decor.

3 days ago | moneydigest.com | Desmond Efe-Khaese

Back in 2017, according to Car and Driver, Rolls‑Royce then-CEO, Torsten Müller‑Ötvös, said that Phantom buyers were "almost exclusively" the ultra‑rich — people with at least $30 million in cash. At the time, the base price for the 2017 Rolls-Royce Phantom standard sedan was $417,825, while the Extended Wheelbase version was $492,425. Today, the 2025 Rolls-Royce Phantom runs between $518,000 and $598,000.