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Income goes only so far in determining how much a person has saved for retirement.
As for whether college was worth the debt accrued, more than 40% say no, according to a new report.
Participants in the CNBC and Acorns Invest In You Savings Survey shared their biggest financial regrets.
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It turns out your parents' behavior sets the tone for how you handle money, even over other financial influences. And that goes for every generation.
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Americans are not rejoicing at the small incremental change in their take-home pay made possible by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which Republicans championed.
Big fund companies have mixed records voting on shareholder proposals. One idea would require mutual funds to make proxy votes front and center.
A lawsuit in Florida claims that the winner's money has earned less than 1% and that she has suffered $10 million in damages.
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