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  • Senior couple enjoying sunset by the seaPersonal Finance

    401(k) millionaires are on the rise after taking a hit last year. Boomers are leading the way

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  • Woman looking out of window into her reflectionPersonal Finance

    Millennials are so worried about their finances that they’re falling into a depression

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  • Wide shot of smiling couple walking into home for sale during open housePersonal Finance

    The worst thing to do after coming into a ton of money: Buy a new house, says an advisor to the ultrawealthy

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  • WASHINGTON, DC – JUNE 30: Student loan borrowers demand President Biden use “Plan B” to cancel student debt Immediately at a rally outside of the Supreme Court of the United States on June 30, 2023 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Paul Morigi/Getty Images for We The 45 Million)Personal Finance

    If you can’t afford your federal student loan bills, you’ve got a 12-month grace period if you don’t pay. Here’s what that means

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    Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour will be the first to shatter $1 billion in ticket sales, making a lot of people richer: ‘The dollar bill should have her face on it’

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  • ROSEMEAD, CALIFORNIA – JUNE 01: Assistant Manager Antonio Bicciche helps customer Lily Franklin from Montebello, CA with ringing up purchase within Walmart store, June 1, 2012 in Rosemead, California. (Photo by Bob Riha, Jr./Getty Images)Personal Finance

    America’s credit card bill just passed a record $1 trillion. Here’s what it means

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  • Upset woman thinking about high prices while looking at utilities, gas, electricity, rental charges, water bill due to inflation and crisis. Planning personal budget while sitting in kitchen. Weighing options on how to save moneyPersonal Finance

    Boomer retirees’ 2024 cost-of-living adjustment is still set to get slashed by more than half

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  • Shoppers walk through a grocery store in Washington, DC, on June 14, 2022. (Photo by Stefani Reynolds / AFP) (Photo by STEFANI REYNOLDS/AFP via Getty Images)Personal Finance

    Why the economy feels so bad when experts say it’s so good

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  • Businesswoman at home working on her computerPersonal Finance

    Remote work is the reason why Wall Street was wrong about a recession

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  • US-POLITICS-ECONOMY-MANUFACTURING-BIDENPersonal Finance

    You can now sign up for Biden’s new income-driven student loan repayment plan

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  • Close-up of a person choosing Mega Millions numbersPersonal Finance

    There wasn’t a single $1 billion lottery jackpot before 2016. Here’s why there have been 7 since then

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  • An attractive young housewife wears a shirt at home and examines gas and electricity bills. grimly considers spending this month and is under stress when checking accounts.Personal Finance

    More and more workers feel ‘off track’ saving for retirement—and Gen Z is the most worried

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  • Blonde woman in sequined outfit singing onstageNewsletters

    The brilliant marketing synergy between Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour and her rerecorded albums

    By Alicia Adamczyk and Joey Abrams
  • Young middle Eastern nice man in red cap leaving his apartment, holding keys, calling and hurrying up.Personal Finance

    It’s not your fault you can’t afford a house, says a self-made millionaire: ‘Renting can be a phenomenal financial choice’

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  • 2022 was a no-good, very bad year for retirement investments.Personal Finance

    Americans’ 401(k)s got slammed last year, Vanguard reveals—along with how much more money boomers have in the bank than everyone else

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