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A Redditor Asks If They Should Pay Off Half Their Auto Loan Or Invest The Money Instead: 'I'm Genuinely Torn'
2025 May 16, 10:00pm | 838Paying off debt and investing money are two strategies you can use to build wealth. While it makes sense to pay off high-interest debt right away, most people don't rush to pay off low-interest debt like mortgages. One individual has been making regular auto loan payments and has a $13,500 balance...
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He Made 12% Last Year—Now His Advisor Moved Everything Into SNVXX And He's Down 3.6%: Is It Time To Fire The Guy Who Just Locked In His Losses?
2025 May 16, 9:01pm | 1147When you hire a financial advisor, you're handing over more than just money. You're handing over trust, peace of mind—and the assumption that someone with a professional title won't tank your portfolio during a dip. But what happens when the person you pay to manage risk ends up locking in losses...
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Charlie Munger Said 'It's So Much Harder To Make Money Today, You Can't Believe It' — The 'Low-Hanging Fruit' That Made People Rich Is Gone
2025 May 16, 7:00pm | 678If it feels harder to build wealth these days, you're not imagining it—and the late Charlie Munger agreed. In a 2023 CNBC interview with Becky Quick, Munger—who was 99 at the time—was asked a simple but loaded question: "So you think it's harder to make money now?" Munger didn't hesitate. "Well,...
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Charlie Munger Said Berkshire's Billions Came From Getting 'Less Crazy And Less Stupid Than Most People' — And Staying Alive Into Their 90s
2025 May 16, 4:31pm | 767Most people spend their lives hoping to get rich before they die. Charlie Munger lived long enough to do it — and credited his success to something far less glamorous than genius. In his final interview with CNBC's Becky Quick in 2023, the 99-year-old Berkshire Hathaway vice chairman reflected on...
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Reddit Debates Why Every Dip Has Been Getting Bought Instantly: 'Every Single Dip Just Gets Eaten Alive Within Hours'
2025 May 16, 11:16am | 844The stock market is filled with uncertainty at any given moment, but tariffs have accelerated volatility. Stocks stumbled out of the gate in 2025, but it looks like a recovery is in the works. The S&P 500 is up by more than 10% from its 2025 low and is only down by 4% year-to-date. That's a far...
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Grant Cardone Explains Why The Middle Class Is The Most Dangerous Social Class: 'They Only Take Normal Amounts Of Action And Are Average'
2025 May 16, 10:47am | 844Grant Cardone, author of "The 10X Rule," offers the types of insights that you won't find in typical business books. He is critical of the narrative around making it to the middle class and believes people have to aim higher to be in a good financial position. He even referred to the middle class...
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French President Urges Scientists To 'Choose France, Choose Europe' As U.S. Research Faces Uncertain Future
2025 May 16, 10:00am | 1005France is rolling out the red carpet for global researchers—right as the U.S. pulls it out from under theirs. In a bold effort to attract scientific minds affected by funding cutbacks abroad, French President Emmanuel Macron has launched a national campaign to position his country as a global...
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Elizabeth Warren Torches DOGE's Social Security Fraud Claims Pointing At Internal Memo Discovery, Says 'Elon Musk, JD Vance, And Trump Are Lying'
2025 May 16, 8:54am | 641Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) accused Elon Musk, Vice President JD Vance and President Donald Trump of "lying about Social Security fraud" and pointing to internal Social Security Administration files that found "no significant fraud" in a recent X post. What Happened: "This is a HUGE scandal....
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'Who Can Be My Financial Power Of Attorney If I Don't Have Anyone?' Suze Orman Advises Listener Who Doesn't Have Family Or Children
2025 May 15, 9:01pm | 796Planning for the future is essential — especially when it comes to choosing a financial power of attorney. But what if you don't have close family, children, or friends who can take on that role? This is the question a 68-year-old listener named Melissa asked Suze Orman on a recent "Women &...
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Mark Cuban Blasts Health Insurance Companies As 'The Worst Of The Worst' — Says It Should Be Criminal To Charge $5K Deductibles To People Making $25K
2025 May 15, 8:01pm | 826If you've ever opened a medical bill and wondered how a ten-minute visit costs more than your rent, Mark Cuban's right there with you—only louder, bolder, and a lot less polite about it. Cuban may have made his billions in tech and sports, but in recent years, he's shifted his sights toward America...
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Kevin O'Leary Says Steve Jobs Was 'Very Unpopular' And A 'Really Nasty Guy' — But Elon Musk? 'There's Never Been A Man Like Him'
2025 May 15, 4:30pm | 842Kevin O'Leary isn't shy with opinions. But during a debate last week hosted on Anthony Scaramucci's YouTube channel, the "Shark Tank" star revealed something unexpected: a brutal but respectful comparison between Steve Jobs and Elon Musk — and why he believes there's never been anyone quite like...
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'My Mom Says We Don't Have Enough Money' Complains A Frustrated Family Member 'But I Catch Her Giving Thousands To A Megachurch Every Month'
2025 May 15, 3:30pm | 876A Reddit user recently shared a frustrating discovery in a post titled, “My mom says we don't have enough money, but I catch her giving thousands of dollars monthly to a megachurch.” The post included a screenshot of a recent $600 donation receipt to Bill Winston Ministries. It...
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Trump Says Tariff Money Could 'Replace The Income Tax' — April Customs Collections Hit Record $15.4 Billion As New Duties Take Effect
2025 May 15, 1:46pm | 787President Donald Trump said that revenue from tariffs could potentially eliminate the need for the federal income tax, citing the period from 1870 to 1913 when tariffs were the primary source of federal income and the nation experienced significant prosperity. Record Revenue Meets Real-World...
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Man 'Cuts Off' Wife After She Spent $1,200 a Month on Food Delivery Apps, Says It's 'Egregiously' Outside of Budget — 'My Marriage Is Over'
2025 May 15, 1:31pm | 796Financial struggles and debt-related stress are key contributors to marital strain. Amid inflation and sluggish wage growth, couples are increasingly facing relationship challenges, often exacerbated by mounting mental health issues. In October, someone posted on Reddit that his marriage was...
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Previous Acting SSA Commissioner Slams Media 'Hysteria,' Says Trump Is Saving Social Security — Is He Right?
2025 May 15, 1:00pm | 892In a heated national debate over the future of Social Security, former Acting Social Security Administration Commissioner Leland Dudek has pushed back against what he calls "media hysteria," claiming that President Donald Trump is improving — not gutting — the vital program. But critics,...