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Retirees risk disaster over 3 widely held money myths
The retirement math millions rely on no longer holds up.
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TheStreet
Dave Ramsey's skip-bonds rule faces a 6.1% inflation problem
One financial expert is turning away from safe-haven assets, even as real yields reach 2.90%.
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USA Today
Which generation carries the highest debt?
Lending Tree analyzed 400,000 randomized credit reports in the 50 largest U.S. metros.
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USA Today
Penn State exposed? Winners and losers from Northwestern's stunning rout
Northwestern's New Ryan Field opened in style as the Wildcats crushed Penn State, exposing major concerns for Matt Campbell's team.
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USA Today
Young voters swung to Trump in 2024. Now they are leaning Democratic
The president made inroads among young voters, especially young men, but economic woes and Iran war opposition reversed the trend.
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USA Today
Longstanding fashion retailer to close 120 stores by end of 2026
The company previously announced a plan to open 10 stores and close between 40 to 50 this year. The number of closures has since risen to 120.
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Trendline
Early Retirement Movement Requires Meticulous Financial and Lifestyle Planning
Early Retirement Movement Requires Meticulous Financial and Lifestyle Planning
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The List Wire
Price of gas, diesel continues to remain high across United States
Gas prices are fluctuating across the country. See how much a gallon of regular unleaded costs in your state today.
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TheStreet
Retirees' safest move raises the risk of hitting $0
The safest retirement instinct is the one draining portfolios fastest
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Savannah Morning News
This is the most haunted hotel in Georgia, USA TODAY says
The Marshall House in Savannah ranked No. 9 in USA TODAY's 10Best Readers' Choice Awards for best haunted hotel.
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USA Today
ICE is planning to turn vans into 'mobile detention facilities'
The plan would let ICE hold immigrants in vans for hours during enforcement operations, with few details on food, water or medical care.
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USA Today
Fewer older Americans are working. Here's one likely reason
The employment rate for Americans ages 55 and over is dropping. Some economists are calling it a 'retirement party.'
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