Personal Finance
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Watching Your Wallet: Where to start with investments
FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — You don’t have to be the Wolf of Wall Street to get a return on investment.…
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When Your Wireless Network and Rewards Card Work Together
Wireless service has become a necessity in modern life, with 91% of Americans owning a smartphone in 2025, according to…
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Prices up; bitcoin at highest level since January
Bitcoin (BTC-USD) opened at $80,900.77 on Wednesday, 1.3% higher than Tuesday’s opening price. Bitcoin moved even higher in early trading,…
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6 ways to protect your purchasing power
Inflation — the increase in the cost of goods and services over time — impacts your purchasing power. As prices…
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Delta cuts snacks and beverages on hundreds of flights: What travelers should know
Your next Delta flight may be lacking in Biscoff cookies and ginger ale. Starting May 19, travelers on some Delta…
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Gen Zers Will Spend Anything on Their Pets, and They Plan Ahead to Do It
When Harry Tanen’s cat, Bubba, started twitching and having stomach issues, Tanen didn’t hesitate to do medical testing, including an…
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Bitcoin reaches over $81,000, hitting a high last seen in January
Bitcoin (BTC-USD) opened at $78,543.43 on Tuesday, even with Monday’s opening price. The value of bitcoin at 7:16 a.m. ET…
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Irondequoit High School ranked top 100 in US for teaching personal finance
IRONDEQUOIT, N.Y. — Irondequoit High School in the West Irondequoit School District is one of the top 100 high schools…
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Is your student loan repayment plan about to be eliminated? What to know before July 1.
Repaying your student loans isn’t just costly — it can also be confusing. Both federal and private student loan borrowers…
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7 On Your Side: How to get the most out of your health savings account
LOS ANGELES (KABC) — Did you know health savings accounts can be a great way to save some money? Health…
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