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Tony Robbins argues that tithing has helped him build his wealth.

Managing Money May 01

Billionaire Tony Robbins says donating to charity for 15 years has actually fueled his 'insane' wealth

Here are 3 ways generosity could boost your finances — and how to start.

Ray Dalio speaks at the Fortune Global Forum Riyadh 2025 in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Investing Apr 30

‘You want to come out of this with a win’: Ray Dalio says gold should be 5-15% of your portfolio in wake of Iran war

The hedge fund founder also believes America has entered a period of stagflation — a challenging mix of persistent inflation and slowing growth.

President Donald Trump, seen here speaking to press in Miami, designated the U.S. electric grid as “essential to the national defense.”

Investing Apr 28

Trump just made the power grid a national defense issue — how to invest with $1 trillion in upgrades looming

The move could signal a significant investment opportunity, with industry already poised to spend more than $1 trillion on grid upgrades over the next five years.

adult man in a suit, his brow furrowed in apparent thought. His hair is light and his facial hair is short and groomed. He is resting his chin on his hand.

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A 50-year-old has $400K after years of overspending — and 10 years to turn it into a retirement plan

You're ahead of the median but behind on your goal. Here's how to close the gap.

Older couple smiling on their couch, drinking coffee

Managing Money Apr 23

She retired with $780K and moved into her partner's home — now she pays half the mortgage but owns nothing

She’s paying 50% of the household bills, but her name isn’t on the home. Here’s the risk she may be missing.

Trump smiles in the White House while looking at his golden ballroom

News Apr 23

Trump literally can’t go 3 days without bringing up his $400 million ballroom, data reveals

Mentions of the ballroom are on par with, or in some cases ahead of, mentions of major issues like healthcare affordability and prescription drug pricing.

Tractors at a John Deer store.

News Apr 21

John Deere agrees to pay $99 million to farmers over claims they’re monopolizing repairs and overcharging farmers

Here’s why farmers could still find themselves locked into expensive repair networks.

If you took time off during your working years to care for family, spousal benefits might help you earn more from Social Security.

Managing Money Apr 18

My wife gets Social Security, but we just realized she could receive $350 more through spousal benefits. Can we fix it?

Social Security math is tricky — and the agency does not do it for you to make sure you’re claiming optimally. Here’s what you need to know.

On the left, Evan Spiegl and Miranda Kerr enjoy Coachella, on the right a hand taps open the Snapchat app

Managing Money Apr 17

Snap's CEO was partying at Coachella while 1,000 workers got the axe — here's what they're owed

Like many tech companies, Snap is heavily leaning on AI to make itself more efficient.

Canada’s defense shift could affect U.S. jobs, contractors and investment portfolios.

News Apr 16

Canada wants to stop sending defense dollars to the US — and it could hit jobs, contracts and portfolios

A shift in Canada’s policy could hit Americans right in their retirement investments.

Someone else's tax disaster can turn into a red-hot real estate deal.

Real Estate Apr 16

Homes forfeited over unpaid taxes can be a bargain buy. Just be prepared for what — or who — you might find

If you’re up for a challenge, buying a home at auction, sight unseen, could be an adventure and the key to your dream of home ownership.

Mark Zuckerberg is overseeing the development of an AI-powered, 3D-animated version of himself to talk to Meta staff.

Managing Money Apr 15

Mark Zuckerberg is building an AI clone of himself to talk to staff. How Meta’s move could change the future of work

If it looks like a Zuck and talks like a Zuck, do Mark Zuckerberg’s employees ever need to see him in real life?

An aerial view of a data center surrounded by lush farmland

News Apr 11

A politician’s home was shot at 13 times over a data center vote. Why these projects are dividing America

Councillor Ron Gibson said his house was struck shortly after he publicly supported a proposed project. The incident underscores how debates over these developments are becoming flashpoints.

Mehmet Oz participates in a discussion during the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) at the Gaylord Texan Resort and Conference Center on March 26, 2026

News Apr 09

Dr. Oz says feds 'took out' 221 LA hospices in 10 weeks over a $50 million fraud scheme — and it's spreading

A sweeping hospice fraud crackdown in LA pulled hundreds of providers, but the problem goes beyond California.

A close up of Dan Simpson smiling while talking about how his stop for a customer's Diet Coke resulted in over $70K of donations for his retirement.

Life Apr 07

Domino’s driver, 68, bought a Diet Coke for a customer — and ended up with $77K from strangers

A quick stop for a soda turned into a life-changing surprise.

Rachel Cruze and Ken Coleman advise a Nevada woman to get a job in the face of a controlling husband.

News Apr 06

'You don't know what he's put in your name': The Ramsey Show's wake-up call for a woman shut out of her own finances

A Las Vegas woman called The Ramsey Show complaining of a husband who hides all finances from her and who threatens divorce when she asks questions.

Tiny home

Real Estate Apr 04

How Portland cracked the code on affordable starter homes

Portland is building fourplexes and smaller homes to fight high prices.

Neighborhood in Belmont, North Carolina

Real Estate Apr 02

Japan quietly built a massive stake in American homebuilding. Here’s what that means for your next purchase

How it could impact home prices, supply and your next purchase.

Suze Orman speaks at an event.

Real Estate Apr 02

Suze Orman says older homeowners are leaving money on the table — and most don't even realize it

Orman points to new research that suggests holding onto your home too long can come with a hidden financial cost.

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