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SNAP Benefits January 2025 Schedule and Average Monthly Payouts
SNAP benefit payout dates can depend on several factors, such as the state, case number, Social Security number, the first letter of a beneficiary's last name, or their birthday and month.
Jeff Bezos Sells 16.35M Amazon Shares Worth £2.41B as Blue Origin Gears up for New Glenn Launch
Jeff Bezos has sold almost £10.74 billion worth of Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) stock this year. Experts say he is bankrolling Blue Origin projects, including the New Glenn reusable rocket, which is scheduled for launch in a few weeks.
Palantir Joins the Nasdaq 100 Index as Stock Price Surges by Over 340% This Year
The Palantir stock continues its year-long rally on the back of expanding government contracts and deployment of AI services in the commercial space with a focus on the manufacturing industry.
Bernie Sanders Backs Trump's Plan for 10% Credit Card Interest Rate Cap To Save Americans Billions
Bernie Sanders hopes that Donald Trump will fulfil his promise to impose a temporary credit card interest rate cap of 10% to help Americans repay existing debt and improve personal finances.
Couple in Their 40s Delay Wedding With £77K Net Worth, Zero Monthly Savings, and No Emergency Fund
A couple in their 40s earning £65k annually and living paycheck to paycheck postpones marriage due to financial trauma and zero monthly savings.
Katie Holmes Hits Back at DailyMail Article About Suri Cruise's Trust Fund: 'Completely False'
Katie Holmes denies reports of Suri Cruise accessing her trust fund, calling them false and raising safety concerns.
Gifting Stocks This Holiday Season? Adviser Says It's A Smarter Way To Transfer Wealth, Lower Taxes
Gifting stocks to IRS-recognised charities can lower your annual tax liabilities. Meanwhile, transferring stock ownership to children can help them achieve their long-term financial goals from an early age.
UnitedHealthcare CEO Fatally Shot a Month After US DOJ Sues Parent Company's £2.59B Takeover of Amedisys
Brian Thompson was fatally shot in the chest outside the Hilton Hotel in midtown Manhattan, where UnitedHealth Group was about to begin its investor day. He was rushed to the Mount Sinai West Hospital but later succumbed to his injuries.
Ex-Banker's 4 ETF Picks Generate $250K in Annual Dividends: 'Ideal for Those Too Busy to Track the Market'
Helmut Jonen quit his $320,000 UBS job at 52 as he began earning over $257,000 annually in dividends from four diverse ETFs.
XRP Surges Amid SEC Optimism, ETF Buzz, Report Leaks, and Trump's Potential Pro-Crypto SEC Pick
XRP prices are expected to surpass $4 per token after breaching crucial resistance levels as its years-long battle with the SEC nears an end and Trump plans to appoint Paul Atkins as SEC chair.
US Financial Advisers And Lawyers Reveal The Best Age To Write A Will—Here's Why And How
Although people wait until middle age to start thinking about wills, experts believe they should get one drafted upon reaching legal age, which is 18 for most US states
EV Buyers Could Lose $7.5K In Tax Credits as Trump Pledges to Scrap Biden-Era Mandate in 2025
Trump has vowed to scrap EV tax credits of $7,500 for new cars and $4,500 for used ones. He'd probably do that to fund his tax package, which would trim taxes on Social Security benefits, worker tips, and overtime pay.
SEC Approves America's First 23-Hour Stock Exchange Backed By Steve Cohen For 2025 Launch
The 24X National Exchange will be established in two phases to meet the growing demand for overnight liquidity in US stocks, especially in the APAC region.
Pelosi Sells 5K Microsoft Shares Ahead Of FTC Antitrust Probe, Marking Her Largest Sell In Years
Nancy Pelosi sold 5,000 Microsoft shares as the AI giant faces an antitrust probe that gained momentum after several cybersecurity incidents, including the July Crowdstrike crash, which impacted millions of devices operating on Microsoft Windows systems.
US Boomer 'Unretires' And Works 7 Days A Week After Struggling With $1,470 Social Security Payments
Pamela Shields, 67, was compelled to unretire and take up night shifts at the grocery store and caregiving gigs during the daytime, as these gigs were the only way for her to put food on the table and support her kids whenever needed.
Two Major Reasons Why 6-Figured US Households Are Flocking to Walmart
Walmart's focus on expanding its grocery segment, online services, and offering value products at low prices are some factors driving affluent people to the big-box retailer as people from all income groups continue to face the effects of prolonged inflation.
Walmart Alerts Shoppers: Expect Price Hikes If Trump's $3 Trillion Tariff Plan Takes Effect
Walmart highlighted during its recent Q3 earnings call that it could raise prices on several of its products if Trump's plan to raise tariffs by 10% on all US imports is implemented during his second term.
Millions At Risk Of Losing Health Insurance If Enhanced Premium Tax Credit Expires In 2025
Expiry of the enhanced premium tax credit provision, which helped the average enrollee save $700 this year, could result in four million people losing coverage.
Bitcoin Hits $99K As Donald Trump Replaces SEC Chair, Eyes Crypto Payments For Truth Social
Donald Trump fulfilled his pledge to replace SEC Chair Gary Gensler, who is known for clashing with top crypto companies.
Chicago Woman's Home Sold Without Her Knowledge Due To Assessor's Office Massive Mistake
McElroy's parcel ID or PIN linked to her family home was swapped with her neighbours, leading to considerable financial and mental stress over the years.
Robert Kiyosaki Reveals Why You Should Invest In Gold As US Central Bank Buys At Record Pace
Robert Kiyosaki believes that the US Federal Reserve's gold-buying spree and interest rate cuts will drive its value to new record highs in the near future.
More US States Won't Tax Social Security Benefits In 2025: Is Your State One Of Them?
US states are working to eliminate state taxes on Social Security benefits, which could save retirees millions of dollars annually.
Warren Buffett Breaks 6-Year Streak, Doesn't Buy Back Berkshire Shares Despite $320B Cash Pile
Billionaire and renowned value investor Warren Buffett avoided buying back Berkshire Hathaway shares in Q3 as he deemed his company could be overvalued.
US Senate Has 6 Weeks To Pass Social Security Bill That Would Increase Benefits For 3M Americans
The Social Security Fairness Act, designed to eliminate the Windfall Elimination Provision and Government Pension Offset laws, recently passed the House and will likely pass the Senate with 62 cosponsors.
Medicare Part B Premium Hike Outpaces 2025 Social Security COLA, Tightening Seniors' Monthly Budgets
Medicare Part B Premiums will increase by 5.9% to $185 monthly, which will be deducted from Social Security checks starting January 2025.
Elon Musk Says He's 'The Largest Individual Taxpayer In History' After $10B Payment: 'I Thought The IRS Would Send A Trophy'
The average true tax rate for the ultra-rich, including Elon Musk, is much lower than those less affluent as they leverage a host of tax-savings strategies to reduce their reported annual income despite skyrocketing net-worth growth
Social Security Retirees Expecting 2025 COLA Increase Should Do This By November 20
A free my Social Security Account will allow recipients to view the latest COLA notices detailing the exact amount they will receive starting next year.
Trump's Plan To Cut Social Security Taxes May Benefit Millions, Especially Top Earners, But Risks Insolvency In Six Years
Trump's plans to eliminate Social Security taxes could affect revenues flowing into OASI and HI trust funds by $1.5 trillion in the next ten years.
Dave Ramsey Shows A 50-Year-Old Widow With No Retirement Savings How To Build $500K Retirement Wealth by 65
The widow, divorced for over a decade, put her three children through college and couldn't prioritise her life goals, including starting a retirement fund.
From Credit Card Debt To Mortgage Trouble: 3 Money Mistakes Marco Rubio Made You Should Learn From
Since taking office as Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives in the mid-2000s, Senator Marco Rubio has used a corporate credit card issued by the party for his personal expenses, liquidated his retirement funds prematurely, and defaulted on a mortgage.