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Here's what Mark Cuban would do with just a phone and $500 in cash: ‘That is the best question I have ever been asked'
If billionaire Mark Cuban needed to rebuild his fortune from scratch, he knows exactly what he’d do. Step 1, he says: Land the first sales job he can get.
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Want to retire at 65 with $2 million? Here's how much to save each month
Most Americans hope to retire as millionaires, Bankrate reports. Here’s how much to set aside each month to save $2 million by the time you turn 65.
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These 5 industries have the widest pay gaps between remote and in-person workers, says new research
Remote workers are earning an average $8,553, or 9.7%, more a year than their in-office counterparts, according to recent research.
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Americans have been scammed out of $2.7 billion in 2.5 years on social media — 7 red flags to look out for
Americans lost $2.7 billion to scams originating on social media between January 2021 and June 2023, says the FTC. Here are the warning signs you need to know.
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What should you know before investing in the stock market?
CNBC reporter Silvana Henao explains a few key concepts you should keep in mind before investing your money.
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Student loan payments are about to restart. What you need to know ahead of receiving that first bill
The pandemic-era relief policy that has lasted 42 months will finally conclude in October.
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Airbnb CEO shares the No. 1 thing people get wrong about success: I thought ‘everything in my life would be fixed'
Brian Chesky thought helping Airbnb succeed would mean “everything in my life would be fixed,” he says. Instead, he felt more isolated than ever — here’s why.
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32-year-old mom of 2 has saved over $1,000 on groceries this year by couponing: ‘I promise anybody can do this'
Couponing has helped 32-year-old Kiersti Torok to save over $1,000 on everyday items like groceries and household goods. Here are her tips for getting started.
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Americans say this is the most valuable money lesson they've ever learned—but many aren't putting it into practice
Americans say they learned this money lesson as they were entering adulthood around age 22. But it’s something many still struggle to put into practice.
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The 16 U.S. states where you need to earn more than $70,000 to be financially secure
In some states, you need to make over $100,000 to cover expenses and save for retirement.
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65% of unmarried millennial couples live together, but over half aren't sharing the cost equally
Moving in with your significant other can be an exciting way to save money. But take these steps to minimize the financial stress that can also crop up.
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Why Americans are struggling with car loans
Auto loan debt in the U.S. is at a record high of $1.5 trillion. Here’s what lenders say is happening and how consumers can ensure they’re protected.
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4 things to do if you win the lottery – and 1 thing you should never do
Winner winner chicken dinner! You just won the lottery, but do you know what to do next? Here’s what to know before you cash out.
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54 million Americans have been in credit card debt for at least a year. Here are the best payoff strategies
More cardholders are carrying more credit card debt than ever before, and, on top of that, they’re paying record high interest rates.
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Top 10 places in the U.S. to buy a vacation home based on the rate of ROI
To determine the ranking, Vacasa analyzed home sales, vacation rental performance data from the last 12 months and more.
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When is your next federal student loan bill due? How to figure it out
Federal student loan payments will be due again in roughly two months. Here’s what to know.
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How do I know if I have ‘unclaimed money'?
One in 10 Americans has unclaimed property or money floating around. Here’s how to know if you are one of them.
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Here's what the Federal Reserve's 25 basis point interest rate hike means for your money
Everything from mortgages and credit cards to student and car loans has been affected by the Federal Reserve’s rate hike cycle.
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Federal Reserve raises interest rates again. Here's how borrowers will be affected
The Federal Reserve’s expected move Wednesday to raise interest rates for the 11th time could once again send ripple effects across the economy. Perhaps no one has felt the pain more than car buyers. It’s not just that sticker prices are way up. Or that lenders have tightened credit standards. On top of all that, steadily higher auto loan rates...
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Another interest rate hike is likely coming from the Federal Reserve. Here are 5 ways it could affect you
The U.S. central bank has indicated another increase in interest rates is coming as it tries to further ease inflation.