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People With Parents With Money
When you live in the wealthiest city in the world, it’s not hard to come up with people you suspect have access to their ...
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The Sneaky Ways Parents Transfer Money to Their Children
Yet rich parents often want to give more. Here are the (sometimes barely legal) ways they get it done. A trust distributes ...
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The buzz around teaching facts to boost reading is bigger than the evidence for it
Over the past decade, a majority of states have passed new “science of reading” laws or implemented policies that emphasize phonics in classrooms. Yet the 2024 results of an important national test, ...
Face the Facts: Sen. Somers talks about Lamont's two-year budget proposal
Senator Heather Somers (R-Groton) is talking about Governor Ned Lamont’s $55.2 billion budget proposal. Somers calls it a “maintenance budget” and explains why Republicans oppose the pre-K endowment ...
Here's What Happens When You Leave a Lot of Money in Your Savings Account
A savings account is a great place to store money -- to a point. See how keeping too much money in savings could cost you ...
Here's Why Your Checking Account Should Have as Little Money as Possible
Checking accounts earn very little interest. Find out where to put your cash so it can earn more money for you.
Sorting Out the Facts on ‘Waste and Abuse’ at USAID
As President Donald Trump's administration targets the U.S. Agency for International Development for closure or major ...
What is USAID? Get the facts on the agency President Trump is dismantling
From fighting disease to humanitarian needs, the U.S. Agency for International Development has been taking the lead for more ...
Claims about Politico, ‘DEI musical’ and USAID spending distort the facts
Elon Musk and Republicans in support of his DOGE efforts have repeatedly made false claims about government spending.
Claims about USAID funding are spreading online. Many are not based on facts
As the Trump administration moves to dismantle the U.S. Agency for International Development, false and misleading ...
5 common investing myths — debunked: Why you don't need thousands to own stocks
From thinking investing is like gambling to believing that cash is safer than stocks, these are some of the most persistent misconceptions preventing people from building wealth.
How Wealthy Women Think Differently About Money—And You Can, Too
It’s not just about having a high-paying job or being born into money that makes women wealthy – it’s about mindset. Wealthy ...