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  1. 6 minutes ago

    When it comes to retirement planning, Generation X has it the hardest.

    Generation X will struggle the most with retirement, survey says
    Generation Xers are still catching up after being hit hardest by the Great Recession.
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  2. 13 minutes ago

    Honoring Martin Luther King Jr.'s Day with community service benefits both you and others—here's how (In partnership with .)

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  3. 23 minutes ago

    You need to cut these friends from your inner circle if you want to be successful, according to this psychologist. (via )

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  4. 26 minutes ago

    The company that brought light bulbs into your home is now helping put smartphones in your hands. Here's how Corning has reinvented itself with the changing times.

    From glass maker to tech company — how Corning reinvented itself
    Since 1851, Corning has evolved from a light bulb manufacturer to Pyrex creator to making high-tech glass products for companies like Apple, Google, Verizon and Samsung.
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  5. 31 minutes ago

    Watch a fiery SpaceX test of its astronaut capsule, breaking away mid-launch on a Falcon 9 rocket

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  6. 31 minutes ago

    Why some life insurance could prove risky for consumers

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  7. 42 minutes ago

    Sports money: 1-on-1 with Big3 summer basketball league founder Ice Cube on changes for 2020 season, why he won't 'harass' Kobe Bryant

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  8. 47 minutes ago

    "People buy dumb things because they want to be viewed as successful by their parents, friends, contemporaries," says. Here are his tips to stop spending on things you can't afford. (in partnership with .)

    Gary Vee: How to create happiness and spend less
    Too many millennials overspend in the misguided belief that some external idea of success will solve their insecurity. The result is a lack of savings that leaves them financially vulnerable.
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  9. 47 minutes ago

    Super Bowl 2020: Here's your travel guide to the big game in Miami

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  10. 52 minutes ago

    The most successful money maker in modern finance has one simple rule of thumb for investing: remove all emotion.

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  11. 56 minutes ago

    A popular new sextortion scam tricks victims into thinking their Nest cameras are recording them

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  12. 1 hour ago

    If you didn’t start saving early for retirement, don’t panic. Here are 6 ways to jumpstart your savings. (In partnership with .)

    Six tips for how to save for retirement if you started late
    Not everyone begins saving early for their retirement. Luckily, it's still possible to build up a healthy retirement savings later in life if you willing to make some changes.
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  13. 1 hour ago

    These five companies reporting earnings in the week ahead almost always beat the Street

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  14. 1 hour ago

    How Instagram revolutionized the tattoo industry

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  15. 1 hour ago

    Mastercard has a new augmented reality app where customers can explore and access their card benefits through a photo-realistic AR experience.

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  16. 1 hour ago

    Warren Buffett calls this "indispensable" life advice: "You can always tell someone to go to hell tomorrow." (via )

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  17. 1 hour ago

    Here’s how you can retire with $1,000,000 on a $75,000 salary. (In partnership with .)

    How to retire with a million dollars if you make $75,000 a year
    Most financial advisors suggest you save 10% to 15% of your annual salary. That percentage may be much higher if your yearly salary is $75,000 and your goal is to retire with one million in the bank.
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  18. 1 hour ago

    If you pay your bills on time, use cash back cards for everyday expenses

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  19. 2 hours ago

    This map shows how Amazon's warehouses are rapidly expanding across the country

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  20. 2 hours ago

    Why Microsoft, Google and Apple want you to ditch your password

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