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Donald Trump’s childhood home

News 30m ago

Trump's Queens childhood home sells for $1.93M after developer spent $500K gutting a 'mold-ridden cat den'

The Queens fixer-upper nearly doubled in value after eight months of work

Row of houses in Arizona

News 1h ago

Mesa man loses $449,328 home after HOA forecloses over $977 in missed assessments — lawyers say it's not uncommon

HOAs have more power than you might think, especially if you don't know your rights or take swift action.

Tori Dunlap attends the 2024 Forbes 30 Under 30 Summit Kickoff Party at The Andrew J. Brady Music Center

Investing 3h ago

'The finance bros are gonna hate me for this': Tori Dunlap says ‘boring strategy’ made her a millionaire by 27

Decades of consistent saving and diversified investing can allow wealth to grow without an investor constantly trying to predict the market’s next move.

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Kim Kardashian attends the 2026 Vanity Fair Oscar Party.

Life 3h ago

Kim Kardashian flaunts her wealth to millions of followers with ‘stealth’ status signals, but that can backfire on her

When it comes to sharing wealth and status on social media, there's a fine line between simply creating content and overtly showing off.

Cemetery plots can be hard to offload, but once you do, it can be a windfall.

Investing 3h ago

Cemetery plot prices jumped 65% from 2018 to 2024, and now people are trying to flip them for profit

Supply is scarce and profits are possible from plot-flipping, but there are strict rules and potential costs.

Older man seen painting a dresser white.

Retirement 4h ago

My dad, 63, just reluctantly retired. Now he's making 'helping' me his new job — and it's driving me nuts. What do I do?

For seniors forced to leave the workforce, finding a new sense of purpose is important. But here’s what to do if that sense of purpose involves your parent taking over your life.

Mark Zuckerberg goes for a run with his bodyguards.

Life 4h ago

Why Zuckerberg and the 1% are signaling their health as the latest status symbol, and why you can't fake it with Ozempic

Gone are the days when the rich would demonstrate their wealth by sporting Rolex watches and bespoke suits.

Kevin O’Leary, Barbara Corcoran and Robert Herjavec.

Retirement 4h ago

Kevin O’Leary, Barbara Corcoran and Robert Herjavec all avoid mixing money and family. Why retirees should do the same

“Something I learned from my mother decades ago is that entitlement is a curse."

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Photo of an older couple on vacation

Retirement 5h ago

Are you 5 years from retirement? Do these 5 things now — or risk running out of cash

You’ve worked hard for years. Now it’s time to focus on yourself and the post-work life you’ve always imagined. Here’s how.

Former Detroit Lions' defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh arm wrestles with Warren Buffett, former CEO of Berkshire Hathaway.

Investing 5h ago

Former NFL star who was mentored by Warren Buffett shares the 2 investment lessons he learned from the Oracle of Omaha

Throughout his NFL career, Ndamukong Suh learned about investing with Warren Buffett by his side.

Man talking to his dad

Retirement 6h ago

My dad's only 55 and already hinting he needs financial help. Is it disrespectful to say, 'ask me when you're older'?

If your parents need financial help, you may want to try to put off that support until later in life so you have time to save for your own retirement.

Suze Orman

Managing Money 6h ago

Suze Orman has 'one crucial piece of advice' when a partner dies: Do nothing

Most widows and widowers face intense pressure to act fast with life insurance payouts and inheritance assets. Orman says the smartest financial move in the first year is often no move at all.

woman worried with man in background

Retirement 6h ago

My husband is 3 years away from retirement but I’m worried he’ll get fired before then — how do I protect my finances?

Retirement should be a shared financial goal for married couples. If you're worried your spouse won't pull his weight, it may be time for counseling or a serious look at your finances.

Person holding phone with Google Verification code messages

News Sep 15

Malone Lam, 22, pleads guilty to stealing $245 million in crypto through a Google impersonation scheme

Here’s how to spot the red flags before you hand over your crypto.

tim draper

News Sep 15

Billionaire Tim Draper is selling an entire island for less than the bitcoin he once scooped up at $632 a coin

The Bitcoin haul that made Tim Draper billions puts his latest $7.9 million asking price in perspective — especially since there’s a major catch to selling the island

Dr. Carlos Campos, who speaks about the benefits of GLP-1 medications, speaks with a patient.

News Sep 15

Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk have paid more than 270,000 doctors — one as much as $1M — to promote GLP-1 weight-loss drugs

It’s legal to pay practising physicians to promote specific drugs — and thousands are doing so.

Photo of a couple standing outside smiling and holding money

Managing Money Sep 15

What net worth places you in the top 10% of Americans? You may be closer than you think

If you drill down into the top numbers by age group, you may discover you’re on a better track than you thought.

Ramit Sethi is interviewed by journalist Victoria Vesovski.

Investing Sep 15

Ramit Sethi's first scholarship was $2K and he put it in the stock market. Here's the simple lesson he learned

The lesson learned from that mistake led him to understand why it was the wrong move to begin with.

Middle-aged couple on bench outside

Retirement Sep 15

The man who created the 4% rule for retirement savings now wants you to spend more — says 5.5% is 'more realistic'

After decades of additional research, Bill Bengen says the old benchmark may be too cautious, but fear of running out of money still keeps many retirees from spending.