‘Son, roll up your sleeves’: Dave Ramsey lays into ‘entitled’ man for questioning why to even invest if he might not live to enjoy his riches — but Ramsey says his mindset is the real problem
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. Sometimes you can get the best advice by poking the bear. One write-in guest on The Ramsey Show found out the hard way after trying to “make sense” of…
The CEO of Omaha Steaks just warned of a ‘tricky issue’ in America’s beef market — predicts ‘upward pressure’ on prices that tariffs can’t fix. Is it time to eat more fish and turkey?
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. As summer grilling season kicks off, Americans may be in for a costly surprise at the meat counter. Beef prices are climbing — and the latest government data confirms…
Las Vegas couple allegedly swindled dozens of victims out of $57M by convincing them to ‘invest’ in luxury cars, boats — with promises of eye-popping returns from international buyers
A Las Vegas couple promised investors eye-popping returns on exotic cars and boats they claimed would be resold to wealthy buyers overseas, but the police now allege these buyers never existed. According to a 94-page arrest warrant obtained by 8 News Now, Jong Rhee, 45, and Neelufar Rhee, 34, were arrested on May 22, 2025…
Student loan borrowers in default could soon see 15% of their Social Security checks being garnished if Trump administration resumes collections efforts — who’s at risk and how to prepare
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 millions of older Americans relying on Social Security to cover their bills, another financial gut punch may be on the way — and it’s coming from their own…
A former In-N-Out employee is suing the fast food chain for $3M under California’s anti-bias laws — he says he faced discipline and was eventually fired for refusing to shave his sideburns
A former In-N-Out employee is suing the burger chain for more than $3 million, saying he was discriminated against and fired because to his hairstyle. According to NBC Los Angeles, 21-year-old Elijah Obeng filed the lawsuit in early June in Compton Superior Court. He accuses In-N-Out of wrongful termination, racial discrimination, harassment, intentional infliction of…
562,000 more Americans became millionaires in 2024 — here are 4 secret ways your neighbors are getting rich (and how to copy them)
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. Last year was an excellent time to be an investor. According to the annual World Wealth Report from Capgemini, 562,000 Americans became millionaires in 2024 — a 7.6% increase…
Ready to retire with $1,000,000? Here are 3 big risks that can quickly turn your retirement dreams into a nightmare — even with a healthy nest egg. Protect against them now
Many hard-working Americans dream of a retirement with no stress, no daily commute and no demanding boss. Life will surely be better with the freedom to do what you want, when you want… right? Even if you have a decent nest egg of $1 million, there are potential downsides to retirement that you’ll want to…
I have epilepsy and can’t drive, leaving me completely dependent on others. Would it be worth it to spend nearly half of my monthly income on rent just to be within walking distance of work?
Consider this scenario: A 25-year-old woman with epilepsy currently relies on friends, family and Uber lifts not only to get to work but around more generally, in a city where transit is limited and unreliable. To gain independence, she wants to move to a rental apartment within walking distance of her work. The catch? The…
Crush cash flow chaos: How smart credit card use can save you hundreds each year (and make budgeting and saving easier)
With the cost of living still high in many parts of Canada and average credit card interest rates hovering around 21%, managing day-to-day finances has never been more important. While credit cards are often associated with debt, when used wisely, they can be a powerful tool for improving your cash flow, earning rewards, and keeping…
‘Being beat on with a sledgehammer’: Florida couple speak out after city issues ‘mind-blowing’ $366K fines for code violations they fixed — and they’re not the only ones facing excessive fees
What would you do if your city placed $366,000 in liens on your home after inspectors observed minor violations like broken window frames, cracked outlet covers and peeling paint? If you were Lauderdale Lakes residents Kenneth and Mildred Bordeaux, a Florida couple in their 80s, you’d hire a lawyer and fight back. "I feel like…
