Newswire – Budgeting & Lifestyle
The star-studded French fest starts today, but the coming months bring plenty more celebrations of the big screen – in stunning settings....
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Budgeting & Lifestyle
Experts are recommending a wait-and-see approach as President Biden faces mounting pressure to move forward on a student loan forgiveness plan....
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Central bank tightening will pressure an already-slowing global economy....
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By getting familiar with the three main investment pillars of today — which are stocks, real estate, and crypto — you have an opportunity to start adding to your income....
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Institutional investors are offloading equities to retail buyers in a traumatized market. While similarities between now and the bottom of the coronavirus crash may end there, memories of how that episode played out are proving hard to shake....
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Biden has picked Ketanji Brown Jackson to join the Supreme Court. Heres a look inside her finances....
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The average American owes $52,940 in debt. Insider spoke to three couples and one individual who have paid off between $102,000 and $460,000 worth of debt using these strategies....
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Looking for a cool playlist that will get you through these trying times? Here it is!...
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Listen up business leaders. If you’re interested in product innovation, this new science offers tips on the type of workplace culture that harnesses creative juices and boosts the company’s bottom line....
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For 12 consecutive years, Canada’s housing market has soared to record heights. Tight inventory, particularly in Toronto and Vancouver, has made property price appreciation and bidding wars among the most aggressive anywhere. This has pushed Canadians into playing a very dangerous game....
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Strong markets have swelled account balances, but changing conditions make it a good time to revisit your plan....
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Budgeting & Lifestyle
A recent study analyzed the return-on-investment of 30,000 different bachelor's degree programs. Here's what was discovered....
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Budgeting & Lifestyle
While you may still feel young and invincible when you hit 30, the truth is that you're roughly halfway to retirement. The sooner you learn how to budget, the better off your finances will be in the long run. These are 5 of the most important financial lessons you'll need...
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Budgeting & Lifestyle
Bruce Springsteen sold his music rights to Sony for $500 to $600 million, the largest transaction ever for an artist's life’s work. The federal capital gain tax rate tops out at 20% (though 3.8% Obamacare tax often applies too), but next year rates could balloon under President Biden....
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Budgeting & Lifestyle
Mothers’ careers suffer when parents maximise their combined income, says a new book....
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Supply-chain disruptions may make it tough to buy devices, but the most thoughtful presents were never tangible to begin with....
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Here's a look at the questions experts say could help determine what the labor market could look like as the pandemic fades....
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Solve the survival-cost problem and start to live the life of your dreams....
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Budgeting & Lifestyle