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40 With Nothing Saved for Retirement? Expert Reveals How $625 a Month Could Make You a Millionaire by 65
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40 With Nothing Saved for Retirement? Expert Reveals How $625 a Month Could Make You a Millionaire by 65

'The Ramsey Show' explains how investing $625 a month from age 40 could potentially grow to $1.1 million by 65, based on an assumed 11% annual S&P 500 return.

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Making $100,000 but Still Struggling? Why Classic Budgeting Rules No Longer Add Up for US Families
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Making $100,000 but Still Struggling? Why Classic Budgeting Rules No Longer Add Up for US Families

See how taxes, housing, childcare and other essentials can strain a US family budget on a $100,000 income—and why standard budgeting rules may fall short.

BUSINESS

Trump Demanded Rate Cuts to 1%. His Hand-Picked Fed Chair Just Hiked Them for the First Time Since 2023

Trump Demanded Rate Cuts to 1%. His Hand-Picked Fed Chair Just Hiked Them for the First Time Since 2023

The Federal Reserve hiked interest rates for the first time since 2023 in a unanimous vote, defying Trump's demand for cuts to 1% even as his own pick, Kevin Warsh, led the move.

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Smart or Risky Move? Woman Drowning in $40,000 Credit Card Debt Empties Her 401(k) to Pay Off Half
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Smart or Risky Move? Woman Drowning in $40,000 Credit Card Debt Empties Her 401(k) to Pay Off Half

After losing her job in Europe, Hailey Wilson withdrew $21,000 from her 401(k) to tackle $40,000 in credit card debt, accepting taxes, fees, and penalties.

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Gen Z Hustler Ditched His Janitor Job to Build a Vape Vending Machine Business Earning Up to $75K Monthly

Gen Z Hustler Ditched His Janitor Job to Build a Vape Vending Machine Business Earning Up to $75K Monthly

From high-school janitor to vending entrepreneur, Micah Stanley says his vending business now spans 150 machines in three states and could earn $75,000 a month.

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Federal Reserve Interest Rates Rise to 4% as Fed Signals Another Hike Is Coming Before Year-End

The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate to 3.75%-4% and signalled that persistent inflation could prompt another increase before the end of 2026.
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Trump Administration Changes Trafficking Reporting for Migrant Children, Raising Deportation Concerns

A Trump administration directive adds a review stage for suspected trafficking cases involving unaccompanied migrant children, raising concerns over delays in protection.
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China's 'Monster of Malan' Drone Could Be Bigger Than a B-2 as New Images Raise Stealth Questions

New photographs provide the clearest view yet of China's enormous WZ-X drone, revealing unusual wing features associated with low observability while leaving its mission and capabilities unconfirmed.
Artificial Intelligence

Bill Gates Warns No Government Is Prepared for AI Shift as He Says Leaders Are 'Way Behind'

Bill Gates has warned that governments are struggling to keep pace with artificial intelligence, citing risks to jobs, security and equality while backing investment to expand access to AI tools.
Politics

'Inflation Is Too High': Fed Chair Kevin Warsh Fires Warning as Rates Jump and Borrowing Costs Rise

The Federal Reserve has raised its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point to 3.75–4%, citing persistent inflation and signalling higher borrowing costs for households and businesses.

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