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Managing Money 10h ago

Rocket Mortgage pushes home equity loans to wipe out credit card debt — here's how that could backfire on homeowners

If you’re borrowing against the equity in your home to cover recurring essential expenses, it could create a risky proposition where you ultimately lose your home.

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Managing Money 10h ago

Moneywise editors share their most expensive impulse purchases — and why they'd do it all over again

Moneywise staff share the most expensive purchases they ever made with the least amount of thought — and they’d do it all over again.

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Managing Money 10h ago

63% of Gen Z cannabis users regret purchases they made while high — and it's not just one-off purchases. It's a pattern

A survey conducted by CardRates.com examined cannabis users’ purchasing habits while under the influence. It found that Gen Z, in particular, makes some costly impulse buys.

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News 11h ago

Irish architect dubbed 'Condom Man' files €50 appeal to block Trump's 13K-sq-ft Doonbeg ballroom over threatened snails

Liam Madden, an architect by trade, is known for his work in Ireland’s development planning system, appealing certain development projects across the country — Trump’s ballroom project included.

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Insurance 11h ago

Home insurers pocket $8.8M a day in investment income when claims are delayed, new analysis finds

Some insurers can earn millions while claims remain unpaid and homeowners shoulder the cost of waiting.

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Managing Money 11h ago

Rachel Cruze and George Kamel share the spending 'clues' that reveal if you're broke, average or wealthy

Rachel Cruze and George Kamel say these habits will land you in one of three categories: “broke, average and wealthy.”

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News 12h ago

Harvard study links GLP-1 weight loss to a 27-point employment jump for women — experts explain why the bias runs deep

GLP-1 research is exposing an uncomfortable truth about how appearance bias can shape women’s careers.

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News 13h ago

Loudoun County raked in $1.1 billion in tax revenue from data centers — then residents started pushing back

Data centers generated 38% of In Loudoun County, Virginia’s General Fund revenue in its FY2026 budget. While they’re raking in cash, however, not all residents are thrilled.

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Life 13h ago

Seahawks' Montorie Foster Jr. brings his Super Bowl ring to open houses after getting his real estate license

Foster said he “kind of was lost” when he wasn’t on an NFL roster last season. Many athletes encounter this problem when their playing careers are over or are unexpectedly put on pause.

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Real Estate 13h ago

A smooth-talking contractor can cost you thousands — here are key ways to help you hire the right handyman

No-shows and poor-performing fraudsters are giving home contractors a bad name.

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News 13h ago

40% of companies posted fake job listings in 2024 — now lawmakers in multiple states are moving to ban them

Laws introduced in New York and Pennsylvania could help weed out fake jobs that have applicants fed up.

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News 14h ago

HP exec reveals the Gen Z ‘superpower’ that he says helps young employees build ‘a healthy relationship with work’

“The lesson is to stay curious,” says George Brasher. “Experience is incredibly valuable, but so is being open to new ways of thinking and working."

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Insurance 14h ago

Wall Street firms are waiting for people to die so they can get their life insurance money. And yes, it’s legal

Life settlements can provide a cash infusion when people really need it, but selling your policy isn’t something to take lightly.

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News 14h ago

Wages garnished 10% for child support you don't owe — family law attorneys say fixing it isn't simple

If you've been mistakenly ordered by the court to pay child support, solving the problem could be a lot more complicated than you might think.

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Managing Money 14h ago

A 22-year-old inherited $1.7 million after her mom's sudden death. These are the tax and IRS rules she needs to know now

If you inherit a windfall, here’s what to consider before making any money moves.

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News 15h ago

New combines now list for $1 million as farm income drops 2.6% — forcing farmers to rely on 70s machines and scrap parts

Farm income and sales of equipment are both down this year as farmers face tough times.

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News 15h ago

I'm a 57-year-old unemployed tech worker, I can't find a job — and I'm starting to panic. How can I get back on track?

Finding a job in your late 50s can be a challenge, especially in the tech industry. Career coaches offer some tips on how to stand out.

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Managing Money 15h ago

Ramsey Show caller earns $95K but can't save $1,000 — his $131K in debt has him trapped in cash advance loops

Predatory lending practices can get anyone into a financial pickle — even if you make a good salary.

If you're up late worried you've put off retirement savings for too long, you're not alone.

Managing Money 15h ago

Citibank exec says every 10-year delay in retirement savings means saving 3x as much monthly to catch up

When you start saving is just as important as how much you’re saving. But if you’re off to a late start, you can still boost your savings.

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Managing Money 16h ago

Gen Z needs a 'reality check,' says BofA: Is the 'little treat economy' blowing up their future one coffee at a time?

Larger financial goals like home ownership feel out of reach for Gen Z, so they’re choosing small joys now. Experts say a few smart money moves can help balance today’s treats with tomorrow’s goals.