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Not earning enough? Many workers are unhappy with their pay
Tags Retirement Social issues Debt
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This 38-year-old makes $160,000 per month in passive income—after losing his job: 'I work only 5 hours a week now'
Tags Personal income Small business Make It
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81% of U.S. adults are worried about a recession hitting this year, survey finds
Tickers JOBS
Tags Personal debt Polls Recessions and depressions
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Here’s what consumers plan to cut back on if prices continue to surge
Tags Shopping Savings Invest in You: Ready Set Grow
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Social Security offices are reopening this week. How to reduce your wait time
Tags Personal debt Disability benefits COVID/19
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Social Security's retirement age is moving to 67. Some experts say that could go even higher
Tags Legislation Retirement planning Personal Finance
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How states aim to tackle high gas prices with tax holidays, rebates for residents
Tags Personal Finance Government taxation and revenue Family finances
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More than half of young investors have regrets from the last year
Tags Retirement Personal budgeting Investing In
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Who may still be eligible for $1,400 stimulus checks with their 2021 tax returns
Tags COVID/19 Personal debt Legislation
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1 in 5 workers runs out of money before payday, survey finds
Tags Investing U/S/ Economy Social issues
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Couples who pool their money are more likely to stay together, research finds
Tags Income disparity Personal loans Couples
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Biden's 2023 budget includes $14.8 billion for Social Security. Here's what changes that could bring
Tags Federal Budget (U/S/) National debt Personal debt
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Taking these 5 steps can help bulk up your emergency savings
Tags Personal income Family finances Personal Finance
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Some lawmakers want to ease the pain of high gas prices with direct payments to Americans
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Tags War U/S/ Economy Social issues
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The pandemic has widened the gap between women and men's retirement savings. What to know about catching up
Tags Personal debt Human rights and civil liberties Retirement
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Consumers felt the pinch at the pump with rising gas prices in February. Here's who was affected the most
Tags Inflation Personal Finance Personal income
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Florida just became the largest state to mandate personal finance education in high school
Tags School curricula Primary and secondary education Personal finance
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Investing in the stock market is more important than ever amid rising inflation
Tags Retirement Investing In Personal investing
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Two states are temporarily suspending their gas taxes and others could follow. But don't expect big savings
Tags Inflation Personal Finance Personal income
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Financial advisors are still reluctant to use cryptocurrencies. Investor demand may change that
Tags Cryptocurrency exchanges Crypto Investing
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A record number of weddings are expected this year. How to save if you’re planning a trip down the aisle
Tickers LIFE
Tags Savings Wedding costs Pandemics
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Washington lawmakers are considering a gas tax holiday. Don't expect that to make a big dent in what you’re paying at the pump
Tags Inflation Family finances Personal Finance
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Skyrocketing inflation is taking an ever-bigger bite out of your paycheck
Tags US Economy Retirement Investing
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There's still time to contribute to an IRA or an HSA for 2021. Why it makes sense to do so now
Tags Health savings account Government taxation and revenue Personal Finance
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Tom Brady cut his retirement short. If other workers take his cue, it may reduce the labor shortage
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Tags Retirement planning Personnel Government pensions and social security
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