Category: Wealth
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Are there tariffs on Canadian goods in the U.S.?
Addressing the House of Commons Thursday morning, Carney said the decision “is consistent with Canada’s long-standing position that the U.S. IEEPA tariffs were unlawful as well as unjustified.” Carney added that Canada’s “trading relationship with the United States is still profoundly and adversely threatened,” by “unjustified,” tariffs on steel, aluminum and the auto sector. “It…
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10 States Where the Middle Class Is Being Squeezed Out Completely
Image source: Unsplash Once the backbone of the American Dream, the middle class is slowly being erased in places where it used to thrive. These are states where having a college degree, a decent job, and a solid work ethic no longer guarantees stability, let alone prosperity. And as prices rise and wages stall, millions…
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8 Best IRA Accounts for 2025
An individual retirement account (IRA) is one of the simplest and most effective ways to save for the future. The tax advantages can give your money more room to grow—but only if you’re using the right account. Some providers make it easy with low fees and smart tools. Others weigh you down with high costs…
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Should You Leave Your Chargers Plugged In All The Time?
Home In our tech-driven lives, chargers are as ubiquitous as the devices they power. It’s common to leave them plugged in, ready for the next charge. But is this habit harmless, or does it carry hidden risks and costs? Here are some of the implications of leaving chargers plugged in all the time. Image Source:…
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What’s behind the Nvidia rally?
A big rally for stocks that began in Asia on Thursday is easing off the accelerator amid uncertainty about what will happen next after a U.S. court blocked many of President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs. The S&P 500 was 0.3% higher in afternoon trading after giving up most of an earlier gain. The Dow Jones Industrial Average was…
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10 Frugal Living Tips That Border on Too Extreme (But Actually Work)
Image Source: Pexels If you want to truly be frugal, you’ll have to make some sacrifices and adjustments to your way of life. It may seem uncomfortable to cut back in this way. While some things may seem extreme, the amount of money you will save will make it worth it. Here are 10 frugal…
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Rent Rewards w/ Any Landlord (June 1st Rent Day / Accor Hotels Transfer Bonus) — My Money Blog
Update for Rent Day 6/1. For Rent Day on 5/1, Bilt Rewards is offering the following additional perks. If you are a renter, this program offers steady stream of free monthly points and a variety of promotional perks. They also recently announced a change to their rent payment system that adds a pre-approval step in…
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Retired and Broke: What They Wish They’d Done Differently at 40
Image source: Unsplash When most people think about retirement, they envision a slower, softer life—a reward after decades of hard work. Maybe it’s morning coffee on a quiet porch, traveling the world, or finally tackling hobbies they never had time for. But for too many, retirement becomes a harsh wake-up call. The dream gives way…
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What Is a Savings Account? Types, Benefits, & Interest Tips
A savings account is one of the simplest ways to grow your money without taking on risk. Whether you’re building an emergency fund or just looking for a safe place to stash extra cash, it helps you earn interest while keeping your money accessible. But not all savings accounts work the same way. The right…
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7 Conversations Every Strong Couple Has (Even When It’s Uncomfortable)
My wife and I are coming up on 10 years together. As we approach this milestone, we have been looking back on some of the key things that have made our relationship successful for so long. One thing that consistently comes up is relationship communication. Being able to openly communicate with your spouse or significant…