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Credit cards have become the Achilles’ heel for many Americans, leading to a growing debt crisis. Currently, Americans collectively owe a staggering $1.13 trillion on their credit cards, with the average balance per consumer reaching a historic high of $6,360. This alarming increase in credit card debt is a cause for concern, as more cardholders
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Social Security’s impending insolvency has been a topic of concern for both conservatives and liberals alike. Recently, a research proposal published by the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College has raised eyebrows. The proposal, authored by conservative economist Andrew Biggs and left-leaning economist Alicia Munnell, suggests redirecting funds from retirement savings plans to aid
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Money has always been a complex topic in relationships, often causing disagreements and conflicts. However, recent studies suggest that co-mingling accounts may be the secret to a happy marriage. According to a report by LendingTree, couples with joint accounts have fewer fights about money compared to those who don’t share an account. Furthermore, the study
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