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Spending $30 on a Book Could Be the Best Investment You Make

Spending $30 on a Book Could Be the Best Investment You Make

A $30 book that generates one valuable idea is a bargain compared to its potential return. Mark Cuban, the self-made billionaire and "Shark…

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Iran War Fuel Spike Postpones Interest Rate Cuts as Inflation Hits 3.3%

Iran War Fuel Spike Postpones Interest Rate Cuts as Inflation Hits 3.3%

Credit card spending on gasoline rose 19% the week ending March 21 compared to a year before, as a war in Iran chokes off oil flowing throug…

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State Farm’s $20.9M Settlement Reveals the Hidden Gap Between What You Paid For in Car Insurance and What You Actually Got

State Farm’s $20.9M Settlement Reveals the Hidden Gap Between What You Paid For in Car Insurance and What You Actually Got

If you had State Farm auto insurance in New Mexico between 2010 and 2021, you may have paid for protection that vanished when you needed it…

Taylor Calloway•1d ago

The $8.50-An-Hour Job That Built Early Retirement

The $8.50-An-Hour Job That Built Early Retirement

Twenty percent of every dollar earned went straight to savings — not after living expenses, not once debt was cleared, not when he 'made mor…

Lyra Donnelly•1d ago

Oil shocks extend the timeline for Federal Reserve rate cuts

Oil shocks extend the timeline for Federal Reserve rate cuts

Interest rates may remain in a holding pattern as the Federal Reserve works to bring inflation back to its 2% goal. San Francisco Federal Re…

Ellis Beaumont•1d ago

How a silent policy lapse is forcing small businesses to choose between health insurance and growth

How a silent policy lapse is forcing small businesses to choose between health insurance and growth

A $2,300 monthly health insurance bill has replaced what used to be $0. For Kelly Berry, a self-employed small business owner, that change d…

Zora Sterling•1d ago

Gasoline spikes push inflation to largest monthly jump in four years

Gasoline spikes push inflation to largest monthly jump in four years

Consumers will pay more for gas and cut back on other spending as gasoline prices surged 21.2% in March. The jump in fuel costs is the large…

Zane Crane•1d ago

New York’s Insurance Fraud Crackdown Targets $4,000-Average Premiums

New York’s Insurance Fraud Crackdown Targets $4,000-Average Premiums

New York residents pay an average of more than $4,000 annually for car insurance, significantly above the national average. State officials…

Casey Stafford•1d ago

Medicare Premiums Could Nearly Double by 2035 — and the System’s Overpayments Are Helping Drive It

Medicare Premiums Could Nearly Double by 2035 — and the System’s Overpayments Are Helping Drive It

By 2035, a retiree paying the average premium today could see their annual Medicare costs approach $5,000 if current trends continue. That…

Charlie Sullivan•1d ago

The labor market is stable — for now — but inflation’s surge is eroding what’s left of household resilience

The labor market is stable — for now — but inflation’s surge is eroding what’s left of household resilience

Household disposable income dropped for the first time in nine months, and the saving rate fell to 4.0% from 4.5% in January. Consumer spend…

Theo Sheridan•1d ago

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