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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Money Red Flags To Look Out For If You're Dating A Sagittarius
Dating a Sagittarius can be an exciting and spontaneous experience, but there are some key financial habits you should look out for,
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The Dark Sides Of Venmo You'll Wish You Knew About Sooner
Exchanging money via Venmo has become a part of everyday life for many Americans. Here is the dark side of the app you'll wish you knew about sooner.
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Here's How Much It Costs To Have A Baby In The US
Having a child is a life-changing experience, but it can also be an expensive one depending on your insurance, location, and other factors.
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How Much Would Monica's Apartment On Friends Cost In Real Life?
A lot. On "Friends," Monica frequently offers the hand-wavy explanation that her apartment is rent controled.
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Why The US Government Once Printed A $100,000 Bill
It may surprise you to find out that the largest piece of paper currency was once the $100,000 bill. Here's why it was used.
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The Zodiac Signs Most Likely To Go Broke
Each astrological sign has different spending habits. Here are the zodiac signs most likely to go broke.
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The Zodiac Signs Most Likely To Become Millionaires
Did you know that some Zodiac signs are more financially successful than others? Here are the signs most likely to become millionaires.
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What Is Bitcoin Mining And How Does It Work?
Mining bitcoin has very little in common with traditional mining operations -- except for the high cost of entry.
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Signs Of Online Job Scams You Need To Watch Out For
Online jobs can be a great way to work more independence into your life, but you must be wary of whether or not an opportunity is legit.
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What's The Difference Between A Stock Market Correction And Crash?
Stock market crashes and corrections are similar but distinct phenomena, and neither of them are good for investors (at least in the short term).
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The 27 Highest-Paying Jobs In The US
The vast majority of the top-earning professions require at least a bachelor's degree and often additional schooling, though there are exceptions.
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Where Do Cryptocurrencies Get Their Value?
Is crypto the next stage in financial evolution or the latest symptom of end stage capitalism? Honestly, it's a bit of both. Here's how crypto gets its price.
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What's The Difference Between A Will And A Trust?
The living will and living trust are two important legal documents that help a person plan their estate before death and potentially avoid taxation.
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The Law Of Supply And Demand: What Is It And How Does It Work?
The law of supply and demand is oft quoted and with good reason: It's the central tenet of the social science of empirical economics.
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Bitcoin Vs Ether: What's The Difference?
Bitcoin and Ether are like the McDonalds and Burger King of the cryptocurrency world. Here's why and what sets the two apart.
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