Areas just outside of the urban centers of the largest metros offer home buyers more space for the ... [+] money.
Potential buyers who have been dreaming of more space for work and play don't have to look far to save 29% per square foot on average or get 25% to 65% more square footage for the same price as a home closer to downtown.
"For a 2,000-square-foot home, this could mean 500 to 1,300 additional square feet," said Hale.
Not to change the topic here:
Money on the Brain: Garrett Sutton’s latest book helps you protect yourself from scams -
If you’re not concerned at all about crooks stealing your money or identity with a scam, you should be.
Luckily, we have Garrett Sutton’s latest book, "Scam-Proof Your Assets: Guarding Against Widespread Deception," to help. I recently read it and interviewed Garrett to discuss scams, scammers, and how to protect yourself and your money. To listen to the interview, tune in to the 14th episode of my podcast, also called "Money on the Brain."
Is that COVID study text offering money for real? | wfmynews2.com
There are indeed local COVID-19 studies and some do pay but this text is fake, even though it looks so very real.
"It's very believable, scammers are tapping into three desires. One, we all want a vaccine. Two, we want to help science get there and three, we all want a little extra cash right now," said Lechelle Yates of the Better Business Bureau.
"Because of course, they need your bank account if they're going to put money in which we all know they're not going to be putting money in. They're going to be taking money out," said Yates.
Morning Skate: Cash money - Stanley Cup of Chowder
Well folks, the jersey hype has come and gone, and a new realization sets in: this is a good way for the league to make some serious coin.
New jerseys for all 31 teams...and, if they all match the Bruins Pro Shop prices, they're going for up to $240 a pop...CHA CHING.
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Talking about the Ottawa Senators yesterday reminded me of this, probably the most bizarre pregame intro in NHL history.
Which Reverse Retro is your favorite? I'm partial to the Arizona Coyotes and the St. Louis Blues . Down with the Carolina Hurricanes , who continue to try to profit off the memory of the Whalers.
Not to change the topic here:
Russia Wants to Trade Syrian Refugees for Money
Russia's goals in Syria were never altruistic. It wanted to preserve a military base in the Middle East to guard its regional interests, and it sought postwar reconstruction projects for its companies as a payoff for backing Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad. Moscow has achieved the first goal, but the second is proving much more difficult.
Last week, Russia tried to realize its vision for postwar Syria by helping organize the first international refugee return conference in Damascus. It failed miserably.
Attention, US Olympic hopefuls: Need money? This can help
DENVER (AP) — U.S. Olympic hopefuls will be able to cut their own deals with the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee's marketing partners. The first-of-its-kind plan has potential to shift the top-heavy sponsorship model that rules the Olympic world. The Athlete Marketing Program will give potential Olympians three ways of connecting with the federation's sponsors.
It was a chilly and windy day with high temperature barely in the 40s for many, and stuck in the 30s for others. The good news for those who favor…
Turo puts $1 million toward helping Black people make money sharing cars – TechCrunch
Called the Turo Seed Initiative , those who are eligible can raise up to $15,000 via crowdfunding and Turo’s matching program. In order to raise money on Kiva, folks must use the funding for business purposes, which includes car sharing on Turo. Through Kiva, they can raise up to $7,500 and Turo will then match up to $7,500. From there, they can buy a car and list it on Turo.
“This will make it easier for people who don’t have existing assets or the right credit score or doesn’t own a car to be able to get started that way,” Turo CEO Andre Haddad told TechCrunch. “They borrow the money and only reimburse the capital.”
Lex Sokolin: The Smart Money Economy - CoinDesk
Over the last several weeks, crypto asset prices have climbed to new heights. Bitcoin alone has broken the $300 billion market capitalization barrier, equivalent to the M1 money supply of a number of countries – from Poland, to Belgium or Austria. We can point to multiple underlying causes, including the U.S. election, the deployment of the Chinese CBDC and its $300 million in volume, and continued growth in decentralized finance and dollar-denominated stablecoins.
To understand what 21st century money looks like, let's review the payments value chain, and in particular the relationships among a monetary instrument, financial infrastructure, the payment rail, the current assortment of payment companies and networks, and software ecosystems. In parsing the difference between the developments in these adjacent categories, we can more clearly see what progress looks like, as well as the potential destinations for our future.
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