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5 habits rich retirees lean on to protect their wealth in retirement

Adopting these habits could help you preserve and strengthen your own wealth in retirement.

Christy Bieber

An adult son and his mother raise their hands in frustration during a heated argument.

Managing Money • 34m ago

Without a will, estranged children can inherit your money after you die — here's how a simple estate plan can stop that

A strong estate plan is the only way to control your money after you die, whether it be a will or trust.

Christy Bieber

Managing Money • 34m ago

Without a will, estranged children can inherit your money after you die — here's how a simple estate plan can stop that

A strong estate plan is the only way to control your money after you die, whether it be a will or trust.

Christy Bieber

Life • 1h ago

Etiquette experts say you owe friends $185 for a non-refundable dinner you skipped — even if you were sick

Experts have bad news about who is responsible for covering the costs of a last-minute cancellation.

Christy Bieber

Life • 1h ago

Etiquette experts say you owe friends $185 for a non-refundable dinner you skipped — even if you were sick

Experts have bad news about who is responsible for covering the costs of a last-minute cancellation.

Christy Bieber

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Warning sign for gift card scams next to gift cards for sale

News • 1h ago

Canadian cancer patient owes $3,600 in rent after falling for an Elon Musk impersonator on TikTok

Imposter scams are on the rise — and scammers are using gift cards to get away with it scot free

By Kit Pulliam

News • 1h ago

Canadian cancer patient owes $3,600 in rent after falling for an Elon Musk impersonator on TikTok

Imposter scams are on the rise — and scammers are using gift cards to get away with it scot free

By Kit Pulliam

Marina Del Rey Sailboats and motorboats moored in a harbor on a sunny day in the Marina del Rey neighborhood of Los Angeles, California.

News • 2h ago

LA's Marina del Rey has at least 100 abandoned boats on the water, with removal costs up to $50,000 each

Marina del Rey has an abandoned boat problem, causing public safety concerns, environmental harm and lost revenue.

By AnnaMarie Houlis

News • 2h ago

LA's Marina del Rey has at least 100 abandoned boats on the water, with removal costs up to $50,000 each

Marina del Rey has an abandoned boat problem, causing public safety concerns, environmental harm and lost revenue.

By AnnaMarie Houlis

Lauren Hill (left) and Tayler Gonzalez (right) are in a claims dispute with United Healthcare

Insurance • 2h ago

United Healthcare denied him stroke rehab coverage twice — now an Orlando couple is paying $60K out of pocket

United Healthcare denied Tayler Gonzalez continued inpatient care, even after his neurosurgeon warned that early discharge caused "significant risk."

By Emma Caplan-Fisher

Insurance • 2h ago

United Healthcare denied him stroke rehab coverage twice — now an Orlando couple is paying $60K out of pocket

United Healthcare denied Tayler Gonzalez continued inpatient care, even after his neurosurgeon warned that early discharge caused "significant risk."

By Emma Caplan-Fisher

Group of people taking selfie in front of motorhome

Life • 3h ago

Luxury motorcoach shares start at $249,999 as affluent travelers ditch full ownership for 10 weeks of access

Ever more Americans are looking at luxury motorcoaches instead of second homes — and they’re fractionally investing in them instead of buying them outright. Here’s why.

By AnnaMarie Houlis

Life • 3h ago

Luxury motorcoach shares start at $249,999 as affluent travelers ditch full ownership for 10 weeks of access

Ever more Americans are looking at luxury motorcoaches instead of second homes — and they’re fractionally investing in them instead of buying them outright. Here’s why.

By AnnaMarie Houlis

News • 3h ago

Australian man convicted after hacking ex's Tesla to control its speed, locks and temperature for days

Are technology companies like Tesla responsible for technology-facilitated abuse (TFA)? Here’s what to do in the case of coercive control.

By AnnaMarie Houlis

News • 3h ago

Australian man convicted after hacking ex's Tesla to control its speed, locks and temperature for days

Are technology companies like Tesla responsible for technology-facilitated abuse (TFA)? Here’s what to do in the case of coercive control.

By AnnaMarie Houlis

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Managing Money • 4h ago

My husband insisted we split our bills 50/50, even though he made more money. Now I do, and he's refusing the same deal

An even split may not always feel fair when incomes change. Here’s how couples can rethink who pays what.

By Laura Grande

Managing Money • 4h ago

My husband insisted we split our bills 50/50, even though he made more money. Now I do, and he's refusing the same deal

An even split may not always feel fair when incomes change. Here’s how couples can rethink who pays what.

By Laura Grande

Walt Disney with two children as they look over a ledge during a tour of his Disneyland theme park, which officially opened several months later in March 1955.

Insurance • 4h ago

Walt Disney borrowed $60,000 against his life insurance to build Disneyland — how policy loans work

Disney put his personal fortune behind a big idea that his company just couldn’t afford.

By Sam Bourgi

Insurance • 4h ago

Walt Disney borrowed $60,000 against his life insurance to build Disneyland — how policy loans work

Disney put his personal fortune behind a big idea that his company just couldn’t afford.

By Sam Bourgi

Randy and Mack are in their early 30s, and are talking seriously about marriage. But their financial lives look completely different.

Managing Money • 4h ago

A couple earning $310,000 a year faces a $100,000 debt divide that's putting their marriage plans on hold

Their income is high, but uneven debt, different spending histories and questions about sharing costs are forcing them to rethink what “fair” means before marriage.

By Emma Caplan-Fisher

Managing Money • 4h ago

A couple earning $310,000 a year faces a $100,000 debt divide that's putting their marriage plans on hold

Their income is high, but uneven debt, different spending histories and questions about sharing costs are forcing them to rethink what “fair” means before marriage.

By Emma Caplan-Fisher

Stressed couple looking at their finances.

Retirement • 5h ago

50% of Americans wildly overestimate how much income $100,000 in retirement savings can produce, NIRS finds

Americans are very wrong about how much their retirement savings can safely produce and this mistake could come at a huge cost.

By Christy Bieber

Retirement • 5h ago

50% of Americans wildly overestimate how much income $100,000 in retirement savings can produce, NIRS finds

Americans are very wrong about how much their retirement savings can safely produce and this mistake could come at a huge cost.

By Christy Bieber

Man seen leaning on the top of a red car, looking directly at the camera.

Retirement • 6h ago

7 ‘bad assets’ that could cause you to retire poor in America — how many do you own?

Watch out for these sneaky money traps.

By Vishesh Raisinghani

Retirement • 6h ago

7 ‘bad assets’ that could cause you to retire poor in America — how many do you own?

Watch out for these sneaky money traps.

By Vishesh Raisinghani

News • 7h ago

Anthropic CEO warns a rogue AI 'swarm' could seize the internet within a year and cause 'hundreds of billions' in damage

Roughly 700 OpenAI test agents built their own message board, called themselves a collective and hacked a major AI platform. Anthropic's CEO says a more capable version could be months away.

By Rudro Chakrabarti

News • 7h ago

Anthropic CEO warns a rogue AI 'swarm' could seize the internet within a year and cause 'hundreds of billions' in damage

Roughly 700 OpenAI test agents built their own message board, called themselves a collective and hacked a major AI platform. Anthropic's CEO says a more capable version could be months away.

By Rudro Chakrabarti

News • Sep 13

A postcard promising veterans extra benefits may look official — but scammers want your Social Security and bank info

Some VA postcards are real — others are scams. Here's how to spot the difference.

By Chris Morris

News • Sep 13

A postcard promising veterans extra benefits may look official — but scammers want your Social Security and bank info

Some VA postcards are real — others are scams. Here's how to spot the difference.

By Chris Morris

Managing Money • Sep 13

Lawyers say these steps can protect a mentally ill grandchild after a caregiver's death

The right legal tools can help ensure your loved ones are supported after you're gone.

By Christy Bieber

Managing Money • Sep 13

Lawyers say these steps can protect a mentally ill grandchild after a caregiver's death

The right legal tools can help ensure your loved ones are supported after you're gone.

By Christy Bieber

Co-founder and CEO of Anthropic, Dario Amodei, speaking at an event in Paris.

News • 16.1k views

Anthropic says AI could double the U.S. economy every 4.5 years — but push knowledge-worker unemployment to 18%

The AI company has modeled 3 futures for the US economy in 2030 and its most extreme case has economic growth exploding and nearly 18% of knowledge workers unemployed.

By Godwin Oluponmile

News • 16.1k views

Anthropic says AI could double the U.S. economy every 4.5 years — but push knowledge-worker unemployment to 18%

The AI company has modeled 3 futures for the US economy in 2030 and its most extreme case has economic growth exploding and nearly 18% of knowledge workers unemployed.

By Godwin Oluponmile

Investing • Sep 13

Ron Paul says 'people ought to own the gold, not the government', doubts the accounting at Fort Knox is 'trustworthy'

Ron Paul has some serious questions for the U.S. Treasury. From Bessent’s buybacks to Fort Knox’s reserves, see why the former congressman wants Americans to buy more bullion.

By Eric Esposito

Investing • Sep 13

Ron Paul says 'people ought to own the gold, not the government', doubts the accounting at Fort Knox is 'trustworthy'

Ron Paul has some serious questions for the U.S. Treasury. From Bessent’s buybacks to Fort Knox’s reserves, see why the former congressman wants Americans to buy more bullion.

By Eric Esposito

Managing Money • Sep 13

A sister claims her late brother's $47,000 coin collection was always meant for her, not his wife

When assets aren’t specifically named in a will, things can get messy, especially when family members dispute who gets what.

By Vawn Himmelsbach

Managing Money • Sep 13

A sister claims her late brother's $47,000 coin collection was always meant for her, not his wife

When assets aren’t specifically named in a will, things can get messy, especially when family members dispute who gets what.

By Vawn Himmelsbach

Managing Money • 67.8k views

Our dad died and cut my sister out of his $3 million estate — now she won’t talk to me. Should I give her some cash?

Unequal inheritances inevitably lead to family drama, but that doesn't mean heirs should hand over cash.

By Christy Bieber

Managing Money • 67.8k views

Our dad died and cut my sister out of his $3 million estate — now she won’t talk to me. Should I give her some cash?

Unequal inheritances inevitably lead to family drama, but that doesn't mean heirs should hand over cash.

By Christy Bieber

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