Sam Altman wants ‘universal extreme wealth’ for all Americans in a future fueled by AI — says giving everyone money excites him. But is it doable?
We adhere to strict standards of editorial integrity to help you make decisions with confidence. Some or all links contained within this article are paid links. The power of artificial intelligence can unlock enormous possibilities — but it also raises a fundamental question: how will humans make a living if machines take over? Trending Now […]
A California couple accidentally paid $33K instead of $3K on their tax bill — and the IRS has tried to cash the $30K mistake twice. Who’s at fault?
When Joy Hays decided to get ahead on her 2025 taxes, she and her husband Kenneth figured they owed around $3,360. But a small slip of the pen nearly cost them 10 times that amount. As she wrote out the check, Hays mistakenly wrote out “thirty-three thousand + 60” in the written portion of the […]
My dad, 61, just lost his job — and he accounted for 70% of my parents’ income. He’s worried no one will hire him at his age and my mom can’t manage taking on any more work. What do they do?
Losing a job can be a huge blow at any age. But when you’re in your 60s, it can be an even harder struggle. Although it’s illegal for employers to discriminate against job candidates based on age, it happens frequently and it’s hard to prove if it happens to you. AARP reports that 74% of […]
Say your prayers, take your vitamins and make sure you have an ironclad will: Hulk Hogan’s last fight might see his heirs duke it out over $25M estate
Pro-wrestling legend Hulk Hogan famously asked opponents one question before delivering a pummeling: “Whatcha gonna do when Hulkamania runs wild on you?” Following his death in July, a potential wrestling match over his estate raises another question: “Whatcha gonna do to ensure your family doesn’t fight over your money when you die?” Trending Now Thanks […]
Here are 3 surprising stats that will make you want to retire as early as possible — are you waiting too long?
We adhere to strict standards of editorial integrity to help you make decisions with confidence. Some or all links contained within this article are paid links. For many, retiring early is a dream. Roughly 59% of American adults surveyed by YouGov in 2024 [1] said they would like to retire before the age of 65. […]
Drowning in student costs? Here’s how the right credit card can save you money — and protect your financial future
Picking the right credit card as a Canadian university student is the first step in building good credit and a great way to reap benefits like cashback rewards. To help, here are eight easy tips when choosing a Canadian student credit card. How do student cards differ from other credit cards? Student credit cards are […]
My dad ‘gifted’ me $50K for a down payment on my first home — but now he suddenly wants the money back. Do I upset my family or risk losing the house?
Ines and Fran are both in their late 20s and have been saving to buy a house for years. To help them reach their goal, Ines’s dad offered them $50,000 to put toward a down payment. He said it was a gift, and just wanted to see his daughter and her partner start their family […]
I was laid off at 61 and got approval to start Social Security in a few months — now I’ve been offered a high-paid job. Should I crawl back to work?
John, 61, is set for retirement. He was approved for Social Security, and then, just before he was about to give his notice, was laid off by his employer, an added bonus that meant his severance would cover him until the month his Social Security checks start. The only catch is that as he’s not […]
‘Do I kick my mom out?’ LA realtor is in a tight situation after letting his mom live rent-free for months. The Ramsey Show has some tough advice
Wesley, a real estate agent from Los Angeles, California, called in to a recent episode of The Ramsey Show with a heart-wrenching dilemma. His mother hasn’t paid rent in five months on a property he owns, and his savings account is slowly draining. He isn’t sure what to do, but he’s considering asking her to […]
Health-care costs for Canadian families climb to $19,000 in 2025, Fraser Institute warns
A Canadian family of four will pay an estimated $19,060 in public health-care costs this year, according to a new report from the Fraser Institute. The think tank says the figure reflects the real burden households shoulder through taxes, even if Canadian health care services are ‘free’ at the point of use. The report, released […]