Who's The Richest Supreme Court Justice?
While we know the salaries of the nine justices of the Supreme Court, when it comes to overall wealth, we need to consider more than their annual pay.
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Who Gets Picked To Ring The Opening Bell At The New York Stock Exchange?
While seeing famous figures ring the NYSE opening bell isn't uncommon these days, it's actually a fairly recent development, dating back only to the mid-1990s.
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How Much Extra Money Do NFL Players Make During The Playoffs?
While you may know NFL players get paid extra for winning the Super Bowl, their bonuses begin by making the postseason. Here's what they can earn each round.
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Does The President Of The United States Affect The Stock Market?
Though the president tends to get the blame (and credit) for the economy, their ability to influence economic conditions is actually small and largely indirect.
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Expensive Divorces That Cost These Athletes A Fortune
Professional athletes often earn massive fortunes throughout their careers, which can mean massively expensive divorce settlements.
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How Much Money Do Background Actors Really Get Paid?
Background actors (extras) are essential to a film or television production's authenticity. For those in LA, NYC, and Atlanta, it can even become a regular gig.
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Here's How Much Money Really Exists In The World
When estimating how much money exists in the world, it's not so simple as counting paper and coins in circulation. In this calculation, liquidity is key.
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What Really Happens If You Don't Pay Your Medical Bills
While the impact of medical debt on credit reports has gotten better, there are still consequences if you don't try and pay a debt you've verified you owe.
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Telltale Signs Of QR Code Scams To Watch Out For
QR codes are everywhere these days, but as with anything popular, criminals have found a way to exploit this technology. Here are signs of a scam to look for.
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Jim Cramer's Worst Financial Advice
Jim Cramer of "Mad Money" also cofounded TheStreet in 1996. While many turn to him for financial advice, here are 13 times it would've been better not to.
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Do You Get Bail Money Back?
When it comes to getting bail money back, it depends; namely, on how the bail was posted and whether or not the defendant met all the conditions of release.
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Flash Mob Theft Costs Retailers More Than You Probably Realize
The cost of organized theft goes beyond stolen goods. Here's a closer look at the impact of shrink (or theft) for retailers and how it ultimately affects you.
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How Much Money Do Backup Dancers Make On Tour?
Backup dancers, who help create the energy for of a concert, tour, or music video, work in a super-competitive field with average pay (if you can get it).
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17 Movies That Gave Actors Their Biggest Paydays
Celebrity actors make big bucks for starring in blockbuster movies, and the most successful are able to one-up their previous paydays.
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US Cash Isn't Actually Made Out Of What You Think
While U.S. bills are commonly referred to as paper money, they aren't actually paper. A hint to their true composition lies in the fact that you can iron them.
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This Is The Best State To Retire In (& It's Not Florida)
A recent study found there's a state not name Florida that offers retirees affordability, quality health care, and low crime. Hint: Its name has four letters.
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Charlie Munger Dies; Warren Buffett's Partner Dead At 99
Charlie Munger, vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, who provided the blueprint for the multinational conglomerate's success, died on Tuesday in California.
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The Unexpected Value Of The $100,000 Bill Today
It's true the Bureau of Engraving & Printing once printed a $100,000 bill, the highest denomination ever issued. However, it's a bill you don't want to own.
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Police Officers Make Less Money Than You Think
Per BLS, there are nearly 809,000 police officers in the United States. Their salary varies, but, on the whole, officers may not earn as much as you think.
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The Real Reason US Money Is Green
As the world's reserve currency, the U.S. dollar is instantly recognizable by its green color, which dates back to the Civil War. Why green? For security.
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13 Major Money Red Flags To Look Out For In A Partner
Money is definitely a topic for any couple, and there are a number of red flags to watch for that could prove deal-breakers when it comes to the long term.
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This Is The Most Money Ever Won On Jeopardy
What is the most money every won on "Jeopardy"? It depends. In a single game? During the regular season? Of all time? Here are the answers to all of the above.
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This Generation Has The Worst Tippers, According To Research
Tipping culture has led to questions about who to tip and for how much. Research, though, finds there's one generation that simply shrugs at the expectation.
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FTX Explained: What Is It And Why Did It Collapse?
With FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried facing a lengthy prison sentence from his concluded fraud trial, here's an overview of what led to FTX's historic collapse.
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Debt Myths You Really Need To Stop Believing
Debt is a sensitive topic to discuss, but as it turns out, many facets of owing money are more nuanced than they at first appear to be.
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What Really Happens To Your Debt After You Die
Sometimes, it may feel like the only way to escape debt is via death. However, one question you should ask is, who will be responsible for your debt if you die.
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5 Ways A Government Shutdown Takes Money Out Of Your Pocket
With congress in a state of advanced dysfunction, the threat of a government shutdown looms large. Here's how one can affect your pocketbook.
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