What is your relationship style? Are you indulgent? Controlling? Nonchalant? Obsessive? Guarded? Reckless? Chances are you have the same approach when it comes to money.
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These money and investing tips can help you ride the stock market's year-end momentum -
These money and investing stories, popular with MarketWatch readers over the past week, offer insight about how the stock market typically performs in December and give tips and advice about what you can do to stay on the upside of any year-end momentum.
Dow's recovery since March is impressive but says nothing about how long the bull market will run, writes Mark Hulbert.
The Dow has completely recovered its 2020 bear-market loss. Here's what comes next
Follow the Money - The Santa Barbara Independent
Almost nothing Trump is saying about the 2020 election is true; Twitter affixed a fact check label to more than 30 of his election-related tweets and retweets this last week. Yet faced with the overwhelming fact that he lost big he refuses to admit defeat. Why?
There are now almost 60 million reasons why he can't stop claiming victory. This is the amount of money that he has personally made since November 3 from his supporters trying to help him. They are sending their checks and money orders in, thinking it will somehow change what's about to happen. It won't. The only thing it’s doing is making money for Trump.
Stop wasting our money, UK's Labour tell PM Johnson
Finance minister Rishi Sunak will on Wednesday announce tens of billions of pounds of infrastructure investment and set spending budgets for the next year - focusing on how to 'level up' opportunity in poorer regions outside London.
Ahead of that, Labour's would-be finance minister Anneliese Dodds accused Sunak and Johnson of wasting public money during the coronavirus pandemic and a long-term failure to fix imbalances during the Conservative Party's 10 years in power.
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How to make money using a high-yield savings account | Fox Business
High-yield savings accounts offer higher APYs than most traditional savings accounts or money market accounts. ( iStock )
If there were an easy way to get rich quick, everyone would be doing it. Unfortunately, the path to financial freedom is paved with patience and restraint. You could put your money in a checking account, but you might be tempted to spend it. Instead, you can set-up a high-yield savings account for short-term savings goals or for building an emergency fund. After all, if your money will sit in an account, why not get the most out of it?
'Your Money': Investing in fractions: What you should know | Business | unionleader.com
WHEN the investing apps Robinhood, Acorns and Stash came on the scene, a new type of saver emerged, one who could save money when making purchases (a microsaver). Then came the microinvestor, a saver who could buy small-dollar amounts of shares of stocks.
Microinvesting enables the purchase of less than a full share of a stock. Someone who had only $50 to invest could purchase a fraction of a share of, say, Apple, even though a full share costs more (about $119, as of the close on Nov. 12).
'We all know money is tight': Holiday season could be a boost for Lynchburg small businesses
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LYNCHBURG, Va. – The holidays are usually a lucrative time for Lynchburg small businesses, but the coronavirus pandemic has made the season more important than ever for some of them.
"With construction on Main Street and with COVID, it's like a 1-2 punch," said Tarsha Joyner, who owns Mrs. Joy's Absolutely Delicious Treats in downtown Lynchburg.
Joyner said her bakery has had a steady stream of customers throughout the year, but Thanksgiving and Christmas is when her business peaks.
Money-Back Guarantees In SPAC-Land, Stimulus Silliness, Retirement Roadblocks
Credit card companies don't offer the same fraud protections when it comes to stolen miles and points.
About 1 in 8 college students wins a scholarship, and the average amount used to pay for college is about $4,200 a year. For some lucky students, the prize pot can be much greater.
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Without fresh stimulus, the economy could be headed for a freefall as coronavirus cases spike across the U.S.
Joe Biden said he'd raise Social Security payroll taxes by $740 billion. And it was a non-issue in the campaign.
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