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The Hill - Politics
Americans say they need to earn $186K to live comfortably — but is it enough?
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CNBC - Business
The salary Americans say they'd need to earn to feel rich at every age—it's less than $1 million
On average, most Americans don't think they need to be a millionaire in order to feel rich, per Bankrate's survey. How much each generation says they need. -
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How much interest would a $2,500 CD earn in 1 year?
Considering a $2,500 deposit into a 1-year CD? Here's how much interest you'd earn if you acted now. -
MarketWatch - Business
Here’s how much profit McDonald’s makes on its new $5 meal
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CNBC - Business
Gen X says they'll need more than $1.5 million to retire comfortably—but most have less than 5% of that saved
When it comes to retirement, Gen Xers are a long way off from their savings goals. But it's not too late to get on track. Here's how to get started. -
CNBC - Business
39-year-old mom earns $200,000 a year without a degree—here's how
Justine Parker owns Toes N Sand Properties, a rental management company in Orange Beach, Alabama that brought in about $500,000 in 2023. -
The New York Times - Lifestyle
How Much Blush Is Too Much?
If you’re not sure, you might have what some people on TikTok are calling “blush blindness.” -
MarketWatch - Business
10-year yields have ‘little to no’ downside — which means stocks can’t climb much from here, strategist says
Yields on the benchmark 10-year Treasury have little room to fall, which will cap valuations on U.S. equities from already elevated valuations, says a market strategist. -
CNBC - Business
Is holding too much cash a mistake? Here's why that may lead to regrets, experts say
Record returns on cash may distract investors from higher potential gains in stocks, experts say. Here's how to strike a balance.
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