Senate Republicans' new $1 trillion coronavirus stimulus bill restores hundreds of millions of dollars in Pentagon spending that the Trump administration redirected to help pay for building President Trump's border wall.
The Trump administration's move to "reprogram" Pentagon money to build Trump's promised wall along the U.S.-Mexico border has been a long-running dispute between the administration and Congress. Lawmakers of both parties have objected, but the administration contends it can move the Pentagon's money without congressional approval.
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Your Money For Their Agenda - Hudson Reporter
Why? Because even some of the most ardent free market crusaders recognize the dangers of monopolistic power.
Competition is the great driving force behind our economy, producing innovation, rewarding efficiency and good management, and reducing prices. Monopolies produce the opposite effect.
"Trust-busting," then, enhances competition by placing both businesses and consumers on a more level playing field, so that the former cannot simply run roughshod over the latter.
Want to teach your kids money planning? Here are some tips to help you get started.
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SAN ANTONIO – Editor's Note: This "Money: It's Personal" story is written using fictional characters to help younger audiences understand the money planning concept. This story is also part of a back-to-school mini-series that will be airing on GMSA at 9 on Tuesdays until Aug. 11.
Tony is 4, and his big sister, Jessica, is 12. They're currently learning about money planning with their mother.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is offering families like their's some tips to help them discuss money planning.
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
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You're saving all wrong if you die with a pile of money - MarketWatch
But consider the flip side: overly prudent savers who end up saving up more than they'll ever need in retirement, and at a high cost to their present selves. Maybe you're one of them.
The extra money you save isn't free. First, it comes from somewhere (usually your hard work). Second, assuming you would have worked for that money anyway, you could have spent it much more intelligently and enjoyably. Put another way, the "extra" money represents fun, fulfilling, and memorable experiences you could have had but didn't.
Scammers using any means to get people's money, information | Crime | indexjournal.com
Scammers will try any tactic to separate unsuspecting people from their money, and the Federal Trade Commission is trying to arm people with the information they need to avoid getting swindled.
The FTC has an online dashboard and interactive map that allows users to learn about the number and types of complaints coming in of scams, spam and other unwanted contacts. To learn more about the dashboard, visit ftc.gov/enforcement/data-visualizations/explore-data . The FTC also has a page for information about COVID-19 related scams, which is available online at ftc.gov/coronavirus/scams-consumer-advice .
Facebook Is Reportedly Offering Money To Lure Influencers From TikTok To Reels
Facebook has offered hundreds of thousands of dollars to creators with the most followers, paying more money to those who agree to post their videos exclusively on Reels, people familiar with the deals said.
A Facebook spokesperson told Forbes "we have a long history of reaching out to emerging creators and working to break new stars on Instagram."
Here's how North Carolina residents spent their stimulus money - ABC11 Raleigh-Durham
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