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Dave Ramsey Exposes the Credit Card Points 'Trap' — Says No Millionaire Got Rich From Rewards
Financial expert Dave Ramsey dismisses credit card rewards as ineffective for wealth building, based on a study of over 10,000 millionaires. Learn about the psychology of spending and the pitfalls of loyalty programmes.
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Kevin O'Leary Says Gen Z Is 'Financially Cooked' Spending $28 on Lunch; Some Agree, Others Push Back
Kevin O'Leary's remarks on young professionals' spending habits have sparked a debate on financial discipline, inflation, and wealth-building, highlighting generational divides in personal finance strategies.
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Musk to Seize Total Control of SpaceX IPO With Absolute 85% Voting Power
SpaceX is set for a historic IPO, revealing financial details and ambitious plans for multiplanetary expansion, while maintaining control under Elon Musk's leadership.
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Affordable Care Act Coverage Crisis Worsens — 5 Million Americans Expected to Drop Insurance
Approximately 5 million Americans may lose ACA health insurance in 2026 due to a 58% premium increase following the end of enhanced tax credits, impacting affordability and coverage choices.
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Elon Musk Reveals Investing Advice He's Asked About Constantly — And Why It Matters Now
Elon Musk advises investors to buy stocks in companies they believe in, diversify investments, and avoid selling during market panics unless company fundamentals deteriorate.
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'Taxing the Rich Won't Help': Jeff Bezos Defends the Ultra-Wealthy Amid Tax Debate — Zohran Mamdani Hits Back
Jeff Bezos told CNBC that the bottom half of US earners should pay zero income tax and dismissed wealth taxes. NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani fired back.
TSA Allows Medical Marijuana On Flights For The First Time Since 1970 But Forgot To Write The Rules
The TSA now lists medical marijuana as allowed on US flights, but published no rules on quantity, documentation, or what happens when you land in a state where it's illegal.
UAE Plans to Bypass the Strait of Hormuz to Export Oil Via the Gulf of Oman with an Ingenious Unexpected Plan
The UAE is expediting its oil pipeline expansion to bypass the Strait of Hormuz, enhancing export capacity and energy security amid regional tensions threatening global energy corridors.
China and Russia Move Toward 40 Agreements After Trump-Xi Summit Produced Limited Commitments
Russian President Putin visits Beijing to strengthen ties with China, signing 40 agreements amid global tensions. The visit follows Trump's summit with Xi, which yielded limited concrete outcomes.
Make Under $500,000 a Year? Your IRS Audit Risk Is Under 1% — But One Common Mistake Can Change That
IRS audits have decreased significantly, especially for high earners, but taxpayers should still file accurately to avoid scrutiny. The IRS may focus on high-risk cases despite fewer audits.