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A couple who moved from the US to Costa Rica and saves $1,500 a month thinks more Americans should move abroad
As the cost of living continues to rise for many Americans, some, like Zach Gerth and Anna Sosdian,…
Alcynna Lloyd
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A Kansas city voted unanimously to ban co-living rentals, effectively making roommates illegal in some zoning districts
The Shawnee City Council in Kansas voted to ban co-living, a practice that has helped people split …
Katie Balevic
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Boomers worry about inflation eating their savings. Gen Zers worry about climate change eating their planet.
The economy has been geared toward tackling inflation for 40 years, but that may change as the gene…
Ben Winck,Andy Kiersz
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How President Biden's symbolic gas tax cut will impact oil markets
President Biden made a symbolic gas tax cut, and the latest dispatch from the NFT.NYC conference. T…
Phil Rosen
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The pivot to remote work accounted for 60% of the US home-price surge, study says
The lockdowns of early 2020 and subsequent telework boom powered more than 60% of pandemic-era home…
Alcynna Lloyd,Ben Winck
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Top Senate Democrats say paid leave could help solve both the labor shortage and inflation and urge passage of Biden's big bill
If you want to get people back to work — and boost productivity to bring down inflation — Democrats…
Juliana Kaplan
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Donald Trump Jr. says Biden's student-loan forgiveness plans will force workers who didn't go 'to college to get drunk for four years' to pay for 'worthless gender study degrees'
Biden wants to "bail out a bunch of upper-middle-class kids" by canceling student debt, Donald Trum…
Ayelet Sheffey
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Central banks around the world are willing to risk recession to fight inflation — and early signs suggest widespread pain for everyone, everywhere
More than 80 central banks are raising interest rates to cool inflation. The synchronized effort co…
Ben Winck
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A little financial planning will help you to study abroad
It is a tedious job but it is extremely important for anyone to go through and compare the various …
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Estonian cards in Turkey, Italian cards in Singapore: ordinary Russians abroad are using foreign bank accounts after sanctions
Ordinary Russians living abroad have had their Russian bank cards blocked due to sanctions and have…
Urooba Jamal
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Indians are saving more and working longer hours to meet living expenses, says study
Urban consumers are putting less money into their piggy banks as savings have taken a hit due to in…
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Planning to study abroad but no financial planning? We are happy to help you!
Going overseas for higher education is quite a common trend now. But as common as it is, going abro…
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The Federal Reserve just upped the ante in its inflation fight (again). A central bank expert explains what it means and what happens next.
A veteran Fed watcher and portfolio manager told Insider how the central bank's latest interest rat…
Phil Rosen
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California could 'export inflation' to the rest of the US when it sends up to $10 billion in relief payments this October, a Harvard economist says
Harvard's Jason Furman said California's $10 billion in inflation relief checks could help Californ…
Jacob Zinkula
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The upper middle class is losing 2022 so far as the stock market tanks, inflation rages, and they take on more debt with high interest rates
If you're almost-rich, inflation, a tanking stock market, and high interest rates could be knocking…
Jason Lalljee,Madison Hoff
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Ari Lennox accused Amsterdam airport officials of profiling her. For many Black tourists, racism abroad is a harsh reality
The singer accused Amsterdam airport officials of racial profiling. The backlash has tourists shari…
Dana Givens
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The 18 states sending out stimulus checks probably won't make inflation worse but they're not the best solution to help people cope, economists say
Red and blue states alike are betting stimulus checks will offset inflation without raising prices.…
Ayelet Sheffey,Ben Winck
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3 steps to start building your own retirement plan
Experts recommend planning for retirement as early as possible. These 4 steps can help guide you to…
Alexander Webb
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Sharing news articles on social media — whether they've actually read them or not — makes people believe they know more about a subject than they actually do, study finds
Researchers at the University of Texas found that sharing news posts on a subject on social media g…
Mara Leighton
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UK Prime Minister Liz Truss resigned after the market rebelled against her aggressive economic growth plan. It's a warning for global leaders with lofty ambitions.
Truss stepped down after an investor backlash roiled markets, forcing her to scrap planned tax cuts…