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  1. 1NerdWalletnerdwallet.com · about 16 posts a weekNerdWallet is a free tool to find you the best credit cards, cd rates, savings, checking accounts, scholarships, healthcare and airlines. Start here to maximize your rewards or minimize your interest rates.Last post 6 Nov
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Latest personal finance posts

  1. The market bloodbath just exposed Wall Street’s true fears about U.S. debt, top economist warns

    · fortune.com · Jason Ma

    "They’re up because of mounting fiscal stress, not because of AI."

  2. How I Paid for a Week in Italy With Only Points

    · kiplinger.com · Rachael Green

    There's nothing like an all-expenses paid trip to Italy to remind you what all those points you're obsessively accumulating are actually for.

  3. How to Beat Inflation and Future-Proof Long-Term Wealth

    · kiplinger.com · Bradley Thompson, CFA®

    No single asset class is a perfect defense against inflation and a long retirement. Protect your portfolio with a mix of tools to maintain your purchasing power.

  4. Shaq made a backup plan in case he lost his fortune. He says it'll pay him $1 million a month starting next year.

    · businessinsider.com · Theron Mohamed

    NBA icon Shaquille O'Neal spoke about his guaranteed paycheck, his early Google wager, and the "stipulations" on his children's inheritance.

  5. FEMA’s maps undercount the U.S. flooding risk by about 6 million homes — and some of those maps are two decades old

    · fortune.com · Yilei Yu, Dylan Connor, James R. Elliott, The Conversation

    Most homeowner’s policies don’t cover flood damage.

  6. I used to work in long-term care. When my mom needed memory care, that experience helped me navigate the costs.

    · businessinsider.com · Noah Sheidlower

    Aurora McKenzie, 47, cared for her mother, who had lived in a memory care facility in the last two years of her life before dying in August.

  7. SEC weighs luxury tax on schools that exceed player spending cap

    · realnews.win

    The SEC is considering a luxury tax on member schools that spend more on players than the revenue-sharing cap allows under the House v. NCAA settlement. A working group of athletic directors, university presidents and general counsels has discussed the idea for the past few weeks. The league could…

  8. We Write About Saving Money; Here’s How We Trick Our Brains Into Doing It

    · nerdwallet.com · Yuliya Goldshteyn

    The Nerds tell us which tips they use to help them save, and why they work.

  9. Claude Gets Personal Finance, Linking Bank Accounts via Plaid

    · publishmyblog.com

    Anthropic's Personal Finance beta lets US Pro, Max and Ultra users connect bank and card accounts to Claude through Plaid, read-only. What it can see and do.

  10. How Are U.S. Household Finances Doing?

    · awealthofcommonsense.com · Ben Carlson

    An update on household balance sheets. The post How Are U.S. Household Finances Doing? appeared first on A Wealth of Common Sense. ...

  11. How Many Americans Are Millionaires?

    · ofdollarsanddata.com · Nick Maggiulli

    If it feels like there are more millionaires in the U.S. than ever before, you're right. According to the 2025 Survey of Consumer Finances , there are about 29 million U.S. households with a net worth (all assets minus all liabilities) exceeding $1 million. This represents roughly 22% of all U.S…

  12. Quicken Classic 9.3

    · tidbits.com · Agen Schmitz

    Brings a variety of enhancements to the financial management app. ($83.88/$107.88/$149.88 annual subscription, free update, 3.2 MB, macOS 13+)

  13. Record 41% of Americans Expect Their Finances To Get Worse Over the Next Year, More Than Double 2024 Levels

    · dailyhodl.com · Daily Hodl Agent

    A record share of Americans now expect their personal finances to get worse over the next year. About 41% of US consumers expect to be worse off financially a year from now, the Kobeissi Letter says, citing the University of Michigan’s Surveys of Consumers. “This figure has more than tripled since…

  14. Nov. 3 Is National Sandwich Day — Sink Your Teeth into 11 Deals

    · nerdwallet.com · Kate Ashford, WMS™

    Restaurants and sandwich chains nationwide are celebrating with BOGO subs, discounts and free food with a minimum purchase.

  15. Can You Count on Social Security in Retirement?

    · ofdollarsanddata.com · Nick Maggiulli

    A few weeks ago, this tweet set off a firestorm on Twitter/X: JUST IN: 🇺🇸 US boomers overwhelmingly support higher taxes on younger workers to maintain current Social Security benefits, poll shows. After the usual boomer bashing, the conversation quickly turned to a question I often get from…

  16. What If This is the Worst Time to Retire?

    · awealthofcommonsense.com · Ben Carlson

    I talked to Christine Benz about the many challenges involved in retirement planning. The post What If This is the Worst Time to Retire? appeared first on A Wealth of Common Sense. ...

  17. Should you let a chatbot manage your money?

    · vox.com · Adam Clark Estes

    A complaint I hear a lot from my millennial peers is that our parents didn’t teach us enough about money. I can say that personal finance wasn’t dinner table conversation in my house, and even as I went off to college and started fending for myself, it was almost a taboo subject. When it came […]

  18. Musk Promised Every American Kid a SpaceX Share. Here Is What It’s Worth.

    · geekblog.net · Michael Comaous

    Elon Musk says he will give one of his SpaceX shares to every child in America next year. At about $146 a share, that is roughly $10.7 billion. Here is the math, the open questions, and what parents should do now.

  19. The Dells Put $250 Into Millions of Kids’ Accounts. Here Is How to Check if Yours Got It.

    · geekblog.net · Olivia Hartman

    Michael and Susan Dell's $6.25 billion pledge is now landing as $250 deposits in roughly 25 million Trump Accounts. Whether your child gets one depends on your ZIP code, not your paycheck. Here is how the check works, why the threshold changed, and why the internet spent the week talking about…