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Bride Slams Uncle For 'Ruining' Her Wedding By Giving Her $15K, Not $50K, For Wedding Costs
The 22-year-old bride had already booked a destination wedding with over 200 guests, assuming her uncle would cover all marriage expenses despite the man clearly saying he would offer some help.
Ramit Sethi Reacts To US Couple With $1M In Retirement Assets But Are Spending 113% Of Their Income
Michelle and Ryan diligently saved for their retirement in their 20s but are unable to control the impulsive spending that compels them to dip into their savings regularly for monthly expenses.
45% Americans Could Run Out Of Money In Retirement Despite Financial Planning: 4 Mistakes To Avoid
Americans who have saved their entire lives in retirement plans face the risk of going broke in their golden years because many deplete their funds severely through premature withdrawals and lack proper tax planning for post-retirement income.
'(Mike and Hannah Lynch) Aren't Buried Yet And They're Circling Like Vultures': HPE Slammed For 'Heartless' Lawsuit
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) faces backlash for pursuing a £3 billion lawsuit against the estate of British tech tycoon Mike Lynch, who recently died in a tragic yacht accident with his daughter, as the business community condemns the move as heartless and insensitive.
Pelosi's Husband Sold $500K in Visa Shares Just Before DOJ's Lawsuit Hit, Tanking the Stock
Nancy Pelosi's husband, Paul Pelosi, sold 2,000 Visa shares less than three months before the US DOJ filed a lawsuit alleging the payments giant engaged in unlawful actions that cost Americans billions of dollars in additional fees.
2 Million Social Security Recipients to Gain $360 Monthly? US Congress Prepares to Tackle WEP, GPO Benefit Cuts
House lawmakers in Washington have sufficient signatures on a discharge petition to force a vote on the Social Security Fairness Act, which would repeal laws that reduce Social Security benefits for certain pensioners.
Warren Buffett Entrusts His Children With 'Not So Easy' Task To Donate His $143 Billion Wealth; Eldest Son To Become Next Berkshire Hathaway Chairman
Berkshire Hathaway chairman Warren Buffett, 94, entrusted his children with the responsibility of donating his entire wealth upon his passing to charities of their choice. His new estate plans will also stop funding the Gates Foundation upon his death.
Social Security Checks In Nine States To Drop By Up To $200 Starting September Due To Tax Hike
The new tax will be adjusted when Social Security recipients in these states file their federal income tax returns. However, some states are working to extend exemptions to qualifying seniors.
Ex-Husband Forges Documents To Drain Woman's Life Savings After Her Near-Fatal Accident
The woman is exploring ways to recover her money after her ex-husband exploited their joint account to transfer her business savings to his personal accounts throughout the marriage. He didn't even spare her Visa business card.
Netflix's Ramit Sethi Breaks Down FIRE: What It Is, What He Thinks The Cons Are And What To Do Instead
Ramit Sethi explained that the FIRE community can help people live ultra-frugal lives and retire early. However, some drawbacks in the community must be remedied to achieve financial independence goals without drastically downgrading lifestyles.
Man Who Built Two $1B Companies Shares Four Side Hustles That Could Earn You $100K/Yearly
Justin Welsh helped build two companies past a $1B valuation and raise over $300M in venture capital.
US Insurance Industry Fights Regulation To Scrap Agent Commissions, Boosting Retirement Savings By $3B Annually
A dozen insurance industry groups have secured national stay orders from two Federal courts on a new retirement protection regulation that compels agents to sell products in their client's best interests during 401(k)-IRA rollovers.
'Invest In Renewable Energy': Finance Guru Reveals Four Things He'll Do To Protect His Money If Kamala Harris Wins US Elections
Personal finance expert Sean Bryant plans to invest in renewable energy companies, infrastructure firms, and real estate while stalling student loan repayments if Democratic nominee Kamala Harris wins the 2024 US elections.
Goldman Sachs: Harris Is Better For Americans Vs Trump—More Jobs, Increased Consumer Spending And More
A Goldman Sachs report revealed that Democratic nominee Kamal Harris's economic agenda is positioned to boost the US economy by creating more jobs, lowering living costs, and imposing tax hikes on conglomerates and the wealthy.
US VP Kamala Harris Outlines Plan To Trim Living Costs As It Remains Americans' Top Concern
US Vice President and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris plans to lower living costs through several measures, including lowering grocery prices, introducing child tax credits, and offering downpayment assistance for first-time homebuyers.
How A $16 'Buy Now, Pay Later' Debt Blocked A Woman From Getting A Home Loan Despite $100k Savings
Lou, a final-year student working full-time in the tech sector, had to pay off her $16 outstanding BNPL debt and $38,000 in HECS student loans before securing a mortgage.
Cheap Valuations Prompt Investors Like Warren Buffett to Buy Beauty Stocks Despite Concerns Over Industry Prospects
Warren Buffett bought over half a million shares of Ulta Beauty at a cheap valuation, potentially hinting that the ongoing cosmetics market slump is a short-term hurdle rather than a long-term trend.
Mother Cuts 75-year-old Son's Inheritance By $20k Over Decades-old Unpaid Debt Before Passing Away
The man lives in an assisted living facility and claims to have repaid $5,000 to his mom. He is now exploring ways to receive the entire inheritance payout, even if that means amending his mother's old tax returns.
'I Just Want To Close The Wealth Gap!': Comedian Asks Nancy Pelosi What Stocks To Buy And Is Escorted Away
Conservative comedian Alex Strenger wore a face mask and posed as a Democrat with a Bernie Sanders baseball cap before heckling the former house speaker over her stock trading activity.
How A 52-Year-Old Bought A Failing Snack Company For $250K And Turned It Into A $103M Yearly Empire
Charles Coristine, a former Wall Street executive, turned his burnout into a successful venture, LesserEvil.
Over 120K US Veterans Forced To Repay VA Benefits Of Up To $30K, Otherwise No Disability Checks
The US Department of Veteran Affairs is using a provision in the law to recoup special separation benefits from veterans by pausing their monthly disability checks, which many rely on for a living.
Financial Planner Reveals How Much Money Soon-to-be Retirees Should Have In Emergency Funds
Aggressively bumping your emergency fund savings as you near retirement can help protect your retirement accounts from unexpected bills and expenses that seldom come up during working years.
12 Businesses You Can Start From The Comfort Of Your Own Home
Starting a home-based business is easier than you think. From creative crafts to tech services, there's a niche for everyone.
'I Feel Immense Shame': Millennial Mom Of 3 Depends On Her 64-Year-Old Retired And Widowed Mom For Financial Assistance
Alyse Benoit repaid all her debt and tripled her savings every month with the help of her kids. She cuts back on food and subscriptions, shares profits with the kids, repays credit card balances weekly, and aggressively shops for the best deals.
Blackstone Hiked Rent Prices At Double The Market Rate in San Diego, Allegedly Uses RealPage's Rent Fixing Software: Report
Blackstone has aggressively expanded its real estate empire since 2021, owning 350,000 rental units while fighting rent control measures and allegedly using rent-fixing software that is being probed for financially impacting millions of renters.
Americans Think An Hour Of Their Time Is Worth $240 Or 8 Times The Average US Salary
Americans increasingly value time over money as the definition of wealth for younger generations rapidly shifts to spending more time with friends and family.
President Biden's 2% Pay Hike For Federal Employees in 2025 Much Lower Than Previous Years
The Biden Administration's latest pay raise announcement is lower than the 4.6% hike at the end of 2022 and 5.2% at the end of last year.
401(k) Millionaires In The US Reach All-time High in Q2: Here Are 4 Strategies They Use
More 401(k) participants contribute early and consistently for years while fully leveraging employer-matching contributions and major tax breaks.
US Couple With $175K Salary Splurges 83% On Fixed Expenses; Ramit Sethi Reveals Why That's A Costly Mistake
A high-earning Bronx couple struggles financially, spending 83% of their income on fixed costs like $1,200 on groceries and $500 on their puppy, prompting financial expert Ramit Sethi to suggest urgent changes.
'Woke Go Broke' Movement Gets Stronger As Lowe's Joins List Of US Companies Axing DEI Policies
Lowe's, a home improvement retailer, is the latest US company to eliminate parts of its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives.

