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pregnant mom smiling and holding her baby bump
Philadelphia's latest guaranteed basic income program will give $1,000 a month to pregnant people, no strings attached.
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Costco stocks plenty of health-conscious products, but there are a few I keep repurchasing.
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An older woman sitting outdoors
Diane Williams, 62, (not pictured) doesn't have enough savings to retire.
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A shopping cart filled with several items, including dog treats, a pack of beer, sponges, granola bites, and various snacks.
Moving to Indiana wasn't going to stop me from shopping at Trader Joe's.
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Boxes of 200 13-gallon Kirkland Signature scented kitchen trash bags.
When I shop at Costco, I love grabbing household items like Kirkland Signature trash bags.
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A charcuterie board with crackers, pickles, meats, cheeses, smoked salmon, grapes, and jelly with two bottles of wine in the background.
Aldi items allow me to put together a gourmet-looking spread for under $30.
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A shopping cart containing a wedge of cheese, a red container of salsa, a yellow pasta box, a funnel cake dispenser, a large package of premade chicken skewers, a container of pasta, a canister of wafers, a green pouch of cookies, and a gray and black box of s'mores soufflé
I tried nine summertime foods from Aldi.
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Jacinta Burnell wears a colorful cloak and stands with her art.
Jacinta Burnell, 52, is an artist in New York and a participant in a guaranteed basic income program.
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Trader Joe's has so many great nutrient-rich products.
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A mother holding her baby.
Pomona, California is $500 a month to parents with children under 4 years old.