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My Favorite Money-Saving Challenges You Should Try - CNET
A few years ago, I started trying money-saving challenges that help me save cash over a period of time. They're fun, easy ways to stash away cash for a vacation, a down payment on a car or just to have as a rainy-day fund.
While some of these challenges are designed to start at the beginning of each year, you don't have to wait until January to get started. For instance, if you start the 52-week savings challenge in October, your savings plan would finish at the end of September next year.
What are your options after sending money by accident? It depends. - Marketplace
This month, a federal appeals court issued a major ruling involving millions of dollars a giant bank said it accidentally sent to creditors — and whether the people who received that money need to give it back.
The court ruled that $500 million had to be returned to Citigroup, who said it accidentally sent the money to a group of lenders for the now-bankrupt cosmetics company Revlon.
Using a kindergartner's mindset to grow money | News, Sports, Jobs - Daily Press
Metro photo The capes aren't just for dress up — kindergarteners do have a super power: they have a growth mindset. Emulating that mindset can be a big step towards reaching your financial goals.
Imagine a world where there was a recipe you could follow to get rich. What ingredients do you think would feature in it? A high-paying job? A diversified investment portfolio? Disciplined saving?
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James Turk Brings Sound Money Principles To A New Generation
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3 Old-School Money-Saving Tips You Should Never Do — And 3 You Should | Kitchn
To help me fine-tune my grocery game, I called Dr. Lorna Saboe-Wounded Head , an extension field specialist with South Dakota State University. Dr.
Read on to find more about what I learned, including which three age-old money-saving tips just don’t make sense (cents?) — and the three that are worth keeping around.
How Americans Spend Their Money, By Generation
In 2021, the average American spent just over $60,000 a year. But where does all their money go? Unsurprisingly, spending habits vary wildly depending on age.
This graphic by Preethi Lodha uses data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics to show how average Americans spend their money, and how annual expenses vary across generations.
Why breaking the taboo on discussing money could help your finances
Yanely Espinal grew up in a Brooklyn household headed by immigrant parents from the Dominican Republic. Money wasn't a topic of discussion around the dinner table.
"Nobody in my family knew about this stuff," said Espinal, who became a financial influencer and created MissBeHelpful, a money-focused YouTube channel. "We never talked about money, and we never had classes about money."
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