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Dave Ramsey sends strong message on Social Security, 401(k)s
Aug. 18th, 2025 12:36 amfeedanal_feedAs financial strains intensify, a growing number of Americans are struggling to contribute to their 401(k) plans.
Escalating prices for housing, medical care, and daily necessities are compelling people to choose between preparing for retirement and handling current financial demands.
Meanwhile, anxiety over the stability of Social Security is on the rise. Forecasts suggest possible cuts to benefits within the next ten years, leaving many unsure whether Social Security will offer sufficient retirement income.
Dave Ramsey, a radio personality and bestselling author in the personal finance space, shares his thoughts on a key issue many individuals face regarding 401(k) contributions.
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For those carrying high-interest debt, the challenge is even greater. The decision to invest in a retirement account while juggling credit card payments, student loans, or personal debt can feel like a losing battle.
Ramsey’s advice is to pause 401(k) contributions while aggressively paying off debt. His approach offers a path for those seeking stability before growth.
Related: Dave Ramsey has blunt words for Americans on Medicare, Medicaid
Dave Ramsey has blunt words on Social Security
In a 2025 report, the Social Security Administration (SSA) states that, beginning in 2033, the Old-Age and Survivors Insurance (OASI) Trust Fund will become depleted.
At that point, the SSA explains, continuing program income will be sufficient to pay only 77 percent of total scheduled benefits. This will remain the reality unless legislative action is taken.
"Your financial security in retirement shouldn’t come from Social Security — it should come from what you’ve saved over your working lifetime," Ramsey wrote. "You are the CEO of your retirement."
As the baby boomer generation continues to retire, Ramsey clarifies the fact that the population of Americans aged 65 and older is projected to rise significantly — from around 61 million today to approximately 77 million by 2035.
This demographic shift will coincide with a shrinking workforce, meaning fewer active workers will be supporting a growing number of retirees. That imbalance is expected to place increasing pressure on the Social Security system.
Ramsey has emphasized that relying solely on government programs like Social Security is a risky strategy for retirement planning. His view is that individuals should take personal responsibility for their financial futures, rather than assuming Washington will provide adequate support in retirement.
"Do you really want to put your retirement dreams in the hands of the government?" Ramsey asked. "Heck no!"
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Dave Ramsey clarifies pausing 401(k) contributions while paying off debt
Ramsey advises Americans to halt all retirement contributions while focusing on eliminating debt, including opting out of 401(k) plans that offer employer matching.
"This makes a lot of people nervous, and I understand that. I’m a math nerd, and I know that getting a 100-percent match on your contributions is a sweet deal," Ramsey wrote in his book "Dave Ramsey's Complete Guide to Money."
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- Scott Galloway has bold words for Americans on Social Security
- Tony Robbins sends warning message to Americans on IRAs, 401(k)s
- Dave Ramsey has blunt words for Americans on Medicare, Medicaid
A strategic way to speed up debt repayment is to pause retirement contributions — including 401(k) plans with employer matches — for around 18 months, Ramsey explains.
This temporary shift frees up cash flow, helping people tackle debt more aggressively and with greater urgency.
Once the debt is cleared, Ramsey says, they can resume investing with confidence, no longer weighed down by monthly payments.
For those facing more complex financial issues, the pause may need to be longer. Still, this approach lays a solid foundation for long-term financial health and improved savings potential, according to Ramsey.
Related: Tony Robbins sends warning message to Americans on IRAs, 401(k)s
Dave Ramsey's approach on 401(k)s and debt offers clarity
Ramsey's advocacy for a strict, step-by-step financial plan that prioritizes debt elimination before contributing to a 401(k) plan is part of a larger philosophy.
His method begins with establishing a small emergency fund, followed by using a debt snowball technique to pay off all debt. Only after becoming entirely debt-free (with the exception of a mortgage payment because home ownership creates equity) does he recommend contributing to retirement accounts.
Some financial advice encourages individuals to contribute to their 401(k)s consistently — even while managing debt — especially when employer matching is available.
For many, Ramsey’s approach offers clarity and discipline in a financial landscape that often feels overwhelming.
The psychological relief of eliminating debt, combined with the improved monthly cash flow, can provide a strong foundation for future investing.
While delaying retirement contributions may result in missed opportunities for growth, Ramsey’s method appeals to those who value financial control and simplicity.
Related: Shark Tank’s Kevin O’Leary bluntly speaks on Americans' 401(k)s
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Powell's speech this week could give housing a welcome boost
Aug. 18th, 2025 03:53 amfeedanal_feedTake your pick on what's the most important economic event of the week:
- Jerome Powell's speech on Friday in Jackson Hole, Wyo.
- Existing home sales for July on Thursday.
- Two Standard & Poor's reports on purchasing managers indexes on Thursday.
- Housing starts and building permits on Tuesday.
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The conventional wisdom will vote for the Federal Reserve Chairman's speech. It will offer a glimpse (but not a promise) into how the Fed might vote on its key interest rate at its September 16-17 meeting.
Powell's speech is set for 10 a.m. ET, a half-hour after the stock market opens, and you can be sure traders around the world will be listening. He will be speaking at an annual symposium organized by the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City.
It's likely his last speech at the event as Fed chairman at the forum.
President Trump has been demanding big rate cuts since returning to office and will almost certainly will name a new Fed chair when Powell's term ends next May. Two Trump appointees to the Fed voted for cutting rates at the Fed's July meeting.
Right now, the betting is on a quarter-point drop in the federal funds rate, the rate the Fed wants banks to charge each other for overnight loans. The rate is now 4.25% to 4.5%.
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A lower fed funds rate doesn't mean mortgage rates will drop, but it does serve as an indicator on where interest rates are headed.
What really moves mortgage rates is what happens in the bond market and the yield on the 10-year Treasury note. The 10-year yield was at 4.32% on Friday. That's down from a 2025 peak of 4.8% in January (and its all-time high of 15.82% in 1981). The 30-year mortgage rate was at about 6.6%.
So, if Powell suggests Friday he even hints the Fed will trim the fed funds rate in September, stocks will jump.
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Housing sees a rate cut
Home-building stocks and housing-related stocks already are rallying with investors betting on two, maybe three, rate cuts over the rest of 2025 and more in 2026.
The iShares US Home Construction ETF (ITB) , which tracks home builders and building supply companies like Home Depot (HD) and Lowes Companies LOW, is up nearly 33% since the April market bottom.
D.R. Horton (DHI) and Lennar (LEN.B) received extra boosts this week when Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) and (BRK.B) disclosed it has taken positions in both stocks.
This interest in housing may be visible when the National Association of Home Builders Builder Confidence Index comes out at 10 a.m. Monday. The index has been plodding along at around 30, its lowest level since peaking at 81 in 2021.
Another signal may come Friday when the National Association of Realtors releases its Existing Home Sales report for July. The Wall Street estimate is sales will rise to 4 million units (seasonally adjusted annual rate) from 3.9 million a month earlier.
About 90% of all home sales involve existing homes. Growing home sales are good for the economy. They usually translate into more purchases of furniture, appliances and the like.
Existing home sales have been stuck at around 4 million units per year since 2022. The sales rate was at 6 million-plus in 2021 and was running at about 5 million a year between 2015 and 2020.
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The problem in recent years is that the Covid-19 pandemic, high prices and high mortgage rates and a slowing job market have prevented families from moving.
In the 1950s and 1960s, about 20% of families moved every five to seven years. It was still above 16% in 1994 but was down to 8% by 2024, The Wall Street Journal noted, citing the Census Bureau's Current Population Survey.
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Two reports deserve attention
We must note that PMI reports from Standard & Poor's or the Institute for Supply Management do move markets.
They are monthly indicators based on what surveys show of key business activities like new orders, production, and employment. If an index is above 50 or 51, the economy is expanding. Under 50 means contraction.
Manufacturing has been stagnant or declining for several years. Services growth has been declining.
In July, S&P's manufacturing PMI was at 49.8. The services PMI was at 55.7.
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Bigme B6 is an e-reader with Android 14 and Google Play
Aug. 18th, 2025 02:52 amfeedanal_feed
Bigme, a Chinese company, releases all of its e-readers and e-notebooks internationally. They have their e-commerce store, but the vast majority of their current generation products are on Amazon. I always recommend purchasing Bignme and Onyx Boox on Amazon, as returning items directly can be quite difficult. Bigme has just released a new product, which is very compelling: the Bigme B6 for $169.99.
The Bigme B6 features a Kaleido 3 color e-paper display with a 6-inch screen. The black and white resolution is 300 PPI, and the color resolution is 150 PPI. The screen is flush with the bezel and protected by a layer of glass. It features a front-lit display with white and amber LED lights, totaling 36.
Underneath the hood is an octacore processor, 4GB of RAM, and 64 GB of internal storage. If this space is insufficient for your audiobooks, comics, e-books, graphic novels, or PDF files, an additional 1 TB SD card is available. There is a microphone, a g-sensor, HIFI speakers, WIFI, and Bluetooth 5.1. It is powered by a 2,100 mAh battery is weighs 176 g.
The operating system is Google Android 14, which is very current by e-reader standards. Google Play is installed on the device out of the box, providing users with millions of free and paid apps. Four different screen refresh modes give increased performance for photos to text, surfing the web, or watching videos.
Bigme is selling this directly in black, white, and green. They also have a series of cases in blue, green, purple, pink, and grey.
Bigme B6 Color Ebook Reader, 6 Inch E-Paper Tablet, 4GB+64GB Storage, Android 14, Black
- Color DISPLAY: 6-inch color E-paper display delivers sharp text and vibrant images while being easy on the eyes for extended reading sessions
- BIG STORAGE CAPACITY: Generous 64GB internal storage paired with 4GB RAM ensures smooth performance and ample space for thousands of books
- OPERATING SYSTEM: Powered by Android 14, providing access to various reading apps and customization options
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Apple iPhone faces major threat from Samsung
Aug. 18th, 2025 01:41 amfeedanal_feedThe smartphone market hasn't seen many significant changes over the past decade. As a result, many are content sticking with their older Apple iPhones rather than upgrading to the latest models for what amounts to tweaks rather than overhauls.
That's a big problem for Apple, because it means fewer iPhone sales and the risk of losing market share to rivals, including Samsung.
According to data from Telemetry, the most commonly owned iPhone is the iPhone 13, representing 16.3% of all iPhones in use.
That's pretty telling, given that Apple releases new iPhones annually and the iPhone 13 was launched in 2021.
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Samsung grabs market share from Apple
Given the latest data from Canalys/Omdia on the US smartphone market share, Samsung's phones may have an innovation edge that's winning over more people.
Samsung has launched foldable and flippable phones over the past few years, including its highly-rated Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Samsung Galaxy Flip 7.
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Based on second-quarter smartphone shipment data, those phones may be helping it chip away at Apple's market share.
While Apple iPhone shipments declined 2% year over year to 44.8 million units in the second quarter of 2025, Samsung shipments swelled 7% to 57.5 million phones.
As a result, Apple's market share was flat at 16% while Samsung's rose 1% to 20% year over year.
The global market share for the top five smartphone makers, according to Canalys/Omdia:
- Samsung: 20%
- Apple: 16%
- Xiaomi: 15%
- vivo: 9%
- TRANSSION: 9%
"Many vendors are betting on a hectic launch season in Q3, focusing on topics such as AI, foldables and slimness, to reboot demand ahead of the holiday shopping season toward the end of the year," noted Sheng Win Chow, Senior Analyst at Canalys/Omdia.
“Samsung has refocused its strategy on ‘smart volume,’ aiming to profitably scale its mass market Galaxy A series while continuing to grow its premium models," said Aaron West, Senior Analyst at Omdia.
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IDC agrees that Samsung also has an advantage in offering a wider selection of smartphones at more price points, including its Galaxy A-series of phones, which aren't as high-end as its S-series, but are less expensive.
For example, the current A36 is much less expensive than the current S35 (the S36 is anticipated in 2026).
- Samsung A36 is $399.99
- Samsung S35 is $799.99
“Samsung was able to consolidate its market leadership and outperform the overall market, achieving strong growth in the quarter driven by the sales of its new Galaxy A36 and A56 products,” said Francisco Jeronimo, vice president, Client Devices, IDC. “These new products introduce AI-enabled features to mid-range devices, which has been effectively used in retail stores to drive sales, as more consumers become curious about AI.”
Apple may have an iPhone problem
Apple founder Steve Jobs was legendary for his "one more thing" product reveals at conferences. He oversaw a tremendous period of innovation at Apple that included the launch of the iPod, iPhone, and iPad.
Since CEO Tim Cook took over, the company has made fewer big splashes, instead focusing on tweaks like better cameras rather than major overhauls.
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For instance, commonly considered major iPhone launches include the iPhone 6 in 2014, which had a larger screen, and the iPhone X, which had an edge-to-edge display.
Certainly, there have been changes under the hood with more powerful chips, but nothing has changed dramatically enough to cause a massive rush by Apple loyalists to upgrade.
The seeming lack of innovation contradicts Apple's long-time reputation for reshaping design and how consumers use and interact with their devices.
This is most evident in the fact that Apple's iPhone looks largely similar to prior generations, and the company has yet to launch a foldable display like Samsung's.
It's also evident in Apple Intelligence's features, which pale when compared to Google's Gemini, found in Samsung smartphones running on Android. Or rival AI chatbots like OpenAI's ChatGPT or Anthropic's Claude.
Will Apple (finally) launch breakthroughs in 2026?
Cook is more than aware of the perception that Apple is behind the curve in AI and smartphones.
Recently, rumors swirled that Cook may open Apple's substantial pockets to make a splashy AI acquisition. Most reports focused on Perplexity, a top-five AI chatbot by market share that launched in 2022 around the same time as ChatGPT, and is run by CEO Aravind Srinivas, formerly of Google's DeepMind and OpenAI.
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However, Perplexity may have squashed those rumors last week when it made an unsolicited $34.5 billion bid for the Google Chrome browser.
Google is the defendant in a Department of Justice antitrust trial, and some believe it will be forced to jetison its Chrome browser to satisfy monopoly concerns.
The size of Perplexity's bid suggests that it would be too pricey for Apple, which has largely focused on small, bolt-on acquisitions. Its largest acquisition was Beats for $3 billion in 2014. Perplexity would likely cost tens of billions of dollars more.
While the odds of big M&A have fallen, there's hope that we could see major product unveilings in 2026.
Among the possible launches being discussed:
- A more robust AI Chatbot version of Siri for iPhones.
- An AI-powered desktop 'Robot' with a display and arm.
- A newly designed Apple Watch with more health-monitoring.
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Amazon is selling a $200 desk chair with 'great back support' for only $110
Aug. 18th, 2025 01:30 amfeedanal_feedTheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission.
Why we love this deal
If you have a job that requires being seated at a desk all day, you may find yourself dealing with back and neck pain. More than 50% of desk employees cope with one or both, per a study from The National Library of Medicine.
Correct posture is everything when it comes to long periods of sitting, and the right chair can make all the difference. If you'd like a solution, Amazon currently has an excellent deal for Prime members on the FelixKing PC Desk Chair, which could help solve your back and neck problems for good.
FelixKing PC Desk Chair, $110 (was $200) at Amazon
Why do shoppers love it?
This chair features a mesh back to allow airflow and an adjustable lumbar support panel, which will ensure that your body is in the proper position every time you sit at your desk. It's also got fully adjustable arms that can be flipped up, so it can easily be tucked under your desk at any time.
One shopper says, "The seat cushion is made of high-density sponge — super soft but still supportive. And the mesh back? Game-changer. It’s breathable, so no more sweaty back in the summer. Plus, the new curved back design isn’t just stylish, it actually cradles your back nicely. It’s ergonomic and really reduces fatigue, even after a full day of work."
"This chair is one of the most comfortable chairs I have had in a long time," a second reviewer said. "The adjustable lumbar support works amazing with my back issues and having to sit at my desk for over 8 hours a day some days."
Details to know
- Weight: 24.3 pounds.
- Color options: Black, Dark Grey, Grey, Navy Blue, and White.
- Dimensions: 25.2 inches deep, 25.2 inches wide, and 37.4 inches high.
A third customer said, "I have had disc problems almost my entire life so I have to be very careful in buying chairs, especially a chair that I will be spending a lot of time in. This one has great back support, hands down. I recommend it for people who have lower back problems."
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Dave Ramsey bluntly speaks on Social Security, 401(k)s
Aug. 18th, 2025 12:36 amfeedanal_feedMany Americans are finding it increasingly difficult to contribute to their 401(k) plans as financial pressures mount.
Rising costs for housing, health care, and everyday expenses are forcing individuals to make tough choices between saving for retirement and managing immediate obligations.
At the same time, concerns about the future of Social Security are growing. With projections indicating potential benefit reductions in the coming decade, there is widespread uncertainty about whether Social Security will provide adequate income in retirement.
Dave Ramsey, radio host and bestselling personal finance author, offers his perspective on an important concern a number of people have about making contributions to their 401(k) plans.
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For those carrying high-interest debt, the challenge is even greater. The decision to invest in a retirement account while juggling credit card payments, student loans, or personal debt can feel like a losing battle.
Ramsey’s advice is to pause 401(k) contributions while aggressively paying off debt. His approach offers a path for those seeking stability before growth.
Related: Dave Ramsey has blunt words for Americans on Medicare, Medicaid
Dave Ramsey has blunt words on Social Security
In a 2025 report, the Social Security Administration (SSA) states that, beginning in 2033, the Old-Age and Survivors Insurance (OASI) Trust Fund will become depleted.
At that point, the SSA explains, continuing program income will be sufficient to pay only 77 percent of total scheduled benefits. This will remain the reality unless legislative action is taken.
"Your financial security in retirement shouldn’t come from Social Security — it should come from what you’ve saved over your working lifetime," Ramsey wrote. "You are the CEO of your retirement."
As the baby boomer generation continues to retire, Ramsey clarifies the fact that the population of Americans aged 65 and older is projected to rise significantly — from around 61 million today to approximately 77 million by 2035.
This demographic shift will coincide with a shrinking workforce, meaning fewer active workers will be supporting a growing number of retirees. That imbalance is expected to place increasing pressure on the Social Security system.
Ramsey has emphasized that relying solely on government programs like Social Security is a risky strategy for retirement planning. His view is that individuals should take personal responsibility for their financial futures, rather than assuming Washington will provide adequate support in retirement.
"Do you really want to put your retirement dreams in the hands of the government?" Ramsey asked. "Heck no!"
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Dave Ramsey clarifies pausing 401(k) contributions while paying off debt
Ramsey advises Americans to halt all retirement contributions while focusing on eliminating debt, including opting out of 401(k) plans that offer employer matching.
"This makes a lot of people nervous, and I understand that. I’m a math nerd, and I know that getting a 100-percent match on your contributions is a sweet deal," Ramsey wrote in his book "Dave Ramsey's Complete Guide to Money."
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- Scott Galloway has bold words for Americans on Social Security
- Tony Robbins sends warning message to Americans on IRAs, 401(k)s
- Dave Ramsey has blunt words for Americans on Medicare, Medicaid
A strategic way to speed up debt repayment is to pause retirement contributions — including 401(k) plans with employer matches — for around 18 months, Ramsey explains.
This temporary shift frees up cash flow, helping people tackle debt more aggressively and with greater urgency.
Once the debt is cleared, Ramsey says, they can resume investing with confidence, no longer weighed down by monthly payments.
For those facing more complex financial issues, the pause may need to be longer. Still, this approach lays a solid foundation for long-term financial health and improved savings potential, according to Ramsey.
Related: Tony Robbins sends warning message to Americans on IRAs, 401(k)s
Dave Ramsey's approach on 401(k)s and debt offers clarity
Ramsey's advocacy for a strict, step-by-step financial plan that prioritizes debt elimination before contributing to a 401(k) plan is part of a larger philosophy.
His method begins with establishing a small emergency fund, followed by using a debt snowball technique to pay off all debt. Only after becoming entirely debt-free (with the exception of a mortgage payment because home ownership creates equity) does he recommend contributing to retirement accounts.
Some financial advice encourages individuals to contribute to their 401(k)s consistently — even while managing debt — especially when employer matching is available.
For many, Ramsey’s approach offers clarity and discipline in a financial landscape that often feels overwhelming.
The psychological relief of eliminating debt, combined with the improved monthly cash flow, can provide a strong foundation for future investing.
While delaying retirement contributions may result in missed opportunities for growth, Ramsey’s method appeals to those who value financial control and simplicity.
Related: Shark Tank’s Kevin O’Leary bluntly speaks on Americans' 401(k)s
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One of the quickest ways to liven up your backyard is with a nice patio set. If you find a set that has both the right size and the right look, you've hit the jackpot. If you can find those things and get an amazing price, then you're one of the few lucky shoppers to hit the ever-elusive trifecta. Walmart can make this dream a reality with one of its most highly-rated patio sets, which happens to be on clearance right now.
The Enyopro 4-Piece Patio Set is on sale for only $109 at the moment. That's an unbelievable 86% off the regular price of $800. This big of a discount is rare, so it's best to snag it for yourself as quickly as possible.
Enyopro 4-Piece Patio Set, $109 (was $800) at Walmart
You'll have no shortage of lazy afternoon lounge sessions with this lovely set. It includes a full-sized loveseat, two armchairs, and a large coffee table. The entire set is constructed of a rust-resistant powder-coated steel frame, covered with attractive and sturdy rattan. A shatterproof tempered glass tabletop covers the coffee table, adding both beauty and durability.
The set also has rubber anti-slip feet, making it the perfect outdoor furniture regardless of the weather. The rigid high-back chairs are wonderful for your posture and for those with lower back pain. This set's durable and comfy all-weather cushions are easily cleaned with basic soap and water.
With a nearly perfect rating, shoppers say this patio set is "very cute and comfortable." One buyer described the set as "attractive and versatile," adding that it was "perfect for my lounge area in the garage. Looks sturdy and love the color and comfort! Very happy with my purchase."
Another buyer called it "nice and comfortable," and said, "I'm a big guy and feel comfortable on this furniture. It impresses with its look and feel. I will buy again."
The Enyopro 4-Piece Patio Set will turn your backyard or deck into your own personal haven of bliss. You'll be even more relaxed knowing that you got it for just $109. Unfortunately, clearance deals like this don't last forever, so take advantage while you still can. Otherwise you may regret it.
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If going out to dinner and takeout just aren't cutting it, why not head to the kitchen and cook up some delicious and nutritious homemade meals? To give you a helping hand, Walmart is currently offering a massive discount on a cookware set with everything you need for boiling, frying, sautéing, stirring, and more.
The Astercook 20-Piece Nonstick Cookware Set is on sale for just $60, down from its original price tag of $200. That's an impressive 70% savings and a cupboard full of pots and pans to match!
Astercook 20-Piece Nonstick Cookware Set, $60 (was $200) at Walmart
Whether you're leaning into soup season, craving a hearty pasta bowl, or want to make your family-favorite one-pot stew, this stylish set has all you need to whip up breakfast, lunch, and dinner. It includes an 8-inch frying pan, a 10-inch frying pan, a 2-quart saucepan, a 3-quart saucepan, a 4-quart sauté pan, two pan lids, five utensils, two storage lids, and pan rests.
The pans are made with a nonstick coating, meaning clean-up will be a breeze and you can cook with minimal oil without worrying about the food sticking to the surface. One of the best things about this set is the removable handles that allow for a simple space-saving, stackable design. Plus, the pans are oven-safe up to 400°F, making them perfect for one-pot dishes. Less washing up? Yes, please.
Shoppers are loving the set, with one reviewer calling them the "best pans" they have ever used.
"I've used this set multiple times since my purchase and I cannot say enough good things about this product," they continued. "They are really easy to clean and have had no issues with food sticking. It seems as though the water boiling time was cut in half compared to the other pots I've used."
Another shopper praised the convenient stackable design. "I love how it stacks so it doesn't take much room," they wrote. "I want to gift this to everyone I know."
If you want to take advantage of this wonderful deal, snap up the Astercook 20-Piece Nonstick Cookware Set for just $60 before it sells out, and at this price, it will!
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The debate over earbuds versus headphones arguably comes down mostly to personal preference. But even if you are a loyal earbud wearer, there's a good chance that certain over-the-ear options are good enough to turn you.
One of the most popular models is the Beats Studio Pro. These headphones are normally priced at $350, but if you shop fast at Amazon, you can snag them for just $180. At almost 50% off, that's a serious price drop for these fan favorites.
Beats Studio Pro Headphones, $180 (was $350) at Amazon
Beats are known for their sleek look and aesthetic design, but that's not all these headphones have to offer. They also have excellent sound quality, adaptive noise canceling, and transparency mode, which allows you to either block out your surroundings or be aware of them.
"This is my second pair of Beats and they don't disappoint at all," said one shopper. "I've owned several headsets over the years and this is one of the few that I've been able to wear for hours before having to adjust them or remove them because my ears would begin to hurt. The noise-canceling technology is also the best I've ever experienced. If you're looking for top-quality headphones, look no further than these."
They offer a battery life of up to 40 hours, and have a fast fuel charge system, which allows you to regain four hours of playtime in just 10 minutes of charging. They are also compatible with both Android and Apple, and feature wireless, one-touch pairing.
There are currently eight stunning color options available — all for the same discounted price.
"One of the standout features for me is the beautiful color," said one shopper. "It's sleek, unique, and adds a stylish touch that makes these feel extra special. The matte finish gives them a premium look, and they feel well-constructed and durable without being too heavy on the head."
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