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Texas Roadhouse Is Known For Massive Steaks And That Delicious Cinnamon Butter But The Company's Bosses Says Changes Are On The Horizon.

Prices have gone down significantly since the beginning of last year.

The news means huge savings for those who are currently looking into building a home or first time home-buyers.

In case you haven't noticed, grocery prices are going up on just about everything you want to buy at the grocery store.

This time last year, we were paying a pretty penny for gas. 40 pretty pennies more, to be exact.

Planning a road trip? Friends in Louisiana, now is the time to fill up the tank!

Don't get mad at me, I'm just the messenger!

Do us a favor, tag your favorite place to get crawfish below. Feel free to brag on your crawfish spot. Do you go there because of the price, the spice or the service?

Hopefully, this trend will continue and food costs will drop at all grocery stores - then I could shop at Whole Foods Market all the time (instead of pretending to when I need a pick me up)

Bad news for anyone out there who is engaged or might get engaged soon, tying the knot is pricey! Like $30,000 pricey.

It looks like my New Year's Resolution of winning the lottery is going to cost more this year. Or is it my retirement plan? Either way, Powerball lotto tickets will be going to $2 beginning January 15.

It seems like the prices on everything keep going up. And, despite the fact the economy hasn't recovered yet, 2012 looks to be no different. The gang over at DealNews put together a list of 11 things that are expected to cost more in the coming year.