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769,000 Americans Are Now 401(k) Millionaires, Here's How to Catch Up If You're Not One of Them
Savings

769,000 Americans Are Now 401(k) Millionaires, Here's How to Catch Up If You're Not One of Them

Fidelity reports a record number of $1 million savers, highlighting the importance of personalised retirement planning based on individual needs, income, and lifestyle rather than a universal target.

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PERSONAL FINANCE

He Had $180,000 in His 401(k), Then One Decision Left Him Driving Uber 75 Hours a Week at 58
Personal Finance

He Had $180,000 in His 401(k), Then One Decision Left Him Driving Uber 75 Hours a Week at 58

Bill Lewis, a former Wall Street broker, now drives for Uber after losing his retirement savings in a failed franchise venture. His story underscores the importance of cautious financial planning.

BUSINESS

Is Buying a Home Still Worth It? Some Americans Feel Like Their Houses Are Draining Their Accounts
Real Estate

Is Buying a Home Still Worth It? Some Americans Feel Like Their Houses Are Draining Their Accounts

Rising repair costs, ageing homes, and higher insurance premiums are prompting many US homeowners to rethink the long-term cost of owning property.

PERSONAL FINANCE

Robert Kiyosaki's Debt Explained: 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' Author Reveals He Is $1.2 Billion in the Red
Personal Finance

Robert Kiyosaki's Debt Explained: 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' Author Reveals He Is $1.2 Billion in the Red

Robert Kiyosaki's $1.2 billion debt is tied to real estate investments, not personal liability, with his strategy involving leveraging assets, highlighting both potential gains and risks.

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BUSINESS

She Thought Writing a Book Would Make Her Money, Instead She Built a Six-Figure Business Around Goats

She Thought Writing a Book Would Make Her Money, Instead She Built a Six-Figure Business Around Goats

Homesteading expert Deborah Niemann turned her passion for goats into a six-figure business with online courses and a membership club, going from modest book royalties to entrepreneurial success.

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Trump Warned Pregnant Women Over Tylenol, New Study Finds 40% Smaller Ovaries in Daughters

A Danish study suggests prenatal paracetamol exposure may affect girls' reproductive development, with smaller ovarian and uterine volumes observed. Further research is needed to confirm long-term effects.
World

Google Is Betting $15B on Finland to Power Search, Maps and Gemini AI, Here's Why

Google will invest €13B ($15.1B) in Finnish AI data centres over 2027 and 2028, its biggest bet in Europe, backing nuclear power and 37,000 jobs.
World

'On Brink of World War Three': Iranian MP Links US-Iran Escalation to Ukraine and Taiwan Crises

Tehran MP Kamran Ghazanfari warns of potential global conflict, linking US-Iran tensions to disputes over Ukraine and Taiwan, and suggests Iran may reconsider its stance on the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
Technology

China Says AI Distillation Is 'Normal' Business, Not Theft, and Warns US Against Crackdown

China denies US accusations of AI model theft, calling it a normal practice. Beijing warns of countermeasures and urges cooperation, while US agencies detail alleged distillation methods.
World

Natalie Harp Received $45,000 Cash Gift From Trump Worth 30% of Her White House Salary, Financial Disclosures Show

Financial disclosures reveal Donald Trump gifted £33,200 to executive assistant Natalie Harp and other aides, continuing his tradition of holiday generosity within the White House.

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