Paulina Cachero
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Gen Z Is Splurging On Luxury Goods To Soothe Their Economic Despair
For younger generations, financial goals like buying a house and saving for retirement can feel out of reach.
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"Crocodile Of Wall Street" Caught In Made-For-Crypto Scandal
They are, to hear the feds tell it, a Bonnie and Clyde for the crypto age - made-for-TikTok personalities who broke bad, glamorously, right before their followers eyes.
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Crypto Billionaire, Pussy Riot Join Ukraine Crowdfunding Efforts
From Ukraine's central bank to a crypto-linked organisation launched by Russian punk band Pussy Riot, donations are pouring in to help the country
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US Homeowners Are Tapping $9 Trillion in Real Estate Wealth
Higher mortgage rates have made cash-out refinancing less attractive and pushed more people to take out home equity lines of credit.
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US Homeowners Are Tapping $9 Trillion in Real Estate Wealth
Higher mortgage rates have made cash-out refinancing less attractive and pushed more people to take out home equity lines of credit.
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Some Wall Street Interns Are Raking In $120 An Hour This Summer
The finance industry seeks to attract more young people disillusioned by layoffs in tech.
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Most Colleges Don't Tell Students The True Cost Of An Education
More than 90% of financial aid letters either understate the net price of attendance or don’t include it at all.
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Parents Are Paying Consultants $750,000 to Get Kids Into Ivy League Schools
Acceptance rates at the nation’s top universities are plunging, and parents are doing whatever it takes to get their kids in.
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Buy-Or-Rent Premium Is Highest Since 2006 Housing Bubble
With real estate prices still elevated and borrowing costs high, paying the monthly mortgage outpaces rent more than it has since before the financial crisis.
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Gen Z Is Racking Up Credit Card Debt Faster Than Any Other Generation
Younger borrowers are the only ones seeing an increase in past-due accounts, which could hurt their credit scores.
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Gen Z Is Racking Up Credit Card Debt Faster Than Any Other Generation
Younger borrowers are the only ones seeing an increase in past-due accounts, which could hurt their credit scores.
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Powell Takes Home The Same Paycheck As The Average Wall Street Associate
The Fed chair’s salary falls within the range for an typical associate, who earns anywhere from $150,000 to $200,000.
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Retail Investors Took A Beating In 2022. Will It Continue in 2023?
Individual traders’ portfolios slumped this year as economic turmoil reverberated from Wall Street to Main Street.
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Twitter Suspends The Accounts Tracking Musk’s Jet And The Man Behind It
A Twitter Inc. account tracking the movements of Elon Musk’s private jet has been suspended from the social media platform.
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BlockFi Bankruptcy Hijacks More Customer Cash
The troubled lender filed for bankruptcy on Monday, the latest worry for users of the platform.
