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SCOTUS decision could help advance Biden’s housing agenda — starting with the firing of the FHFA director
A Supreme Court decision released Wednesday will allow President Biden to fire the current director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency. Read More
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Warren Buffett leaves Gates Foundation board — and says he’s halfway to giving away most of his fortune
Bill Gates said he was grateful for Buffett’s ‘enduring friendship.’ Read More
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Some households may have to repay expanded Child Tax Credit — 4 key differences with stimulus checks
Starting in July, eligible families will get $250 for every child aged 6 through 17. Families will get $300 per child for every kid under age 6. Read More
Some financial advisers never meet their clients face to face. Is that a problem?
Building trust takes extra effort when relationships are long-distance. Read More
Skip that giant SUV: 6 vehicles that will still do the job and save you thousands
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How to live, work and travel around the world from a suitcase
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‘I am not a loan shark’: I loaned my sister $20K and she repaid me after two years with insane interest: 30%. What do I do?
‘She argues that it is not too much because it took her over two years to repay the loan.’
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‘Marriage sure does make love suck’: My fiancée wants a big, expensive wedding — but we’d agreed to a $15K budget
‘I thought we were on the same page — small wedding, no engagement photos, save the money and get a house. Why go into marriage in debt?’ Read More
