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Household and government spending drives faster US economic growth
Despite previous predictions of economic challenges, the US economy exceeded expectations in the final quarter of last year. This was mostly driven by strong
Read MoreSome U.S. Bank customers to receive payouts due to errors with unemployment checks
If you lost your job during the pandemic and have an account at U.S. Bank, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) could have some
Read MorePros and cons: stock market investments vs. pension plans
Investing in the stock market and relying on pension plans are both popular approaches to retirement planning. Each has its advantages and disadvantages, and
Read MoreGold prices reach a record high of $2,135.39 an ounce
During a time when inflation is skyrocketing, gold prices have reached an all-time high. Recent optimism surrounding potential interest rate cuts by the Federal
Read MoreOne of Europe’s busiest cities could soon ban all cars
With air quality high on the agenda for many countries, one Italian city could soon ban all cars. Milan is one of the world’s
Read MoreCalifornia bans four food additives over safety concerns
California has become the first US state to ban red dye No. 3 and three other potentially harmful food additives from products. The landmark
Read MoreAirbnb launches a new feature to improve price transparency
With the summer quickly approaching, many consumers will now be thinking about booking vacation rentals. Following feedback from its customers, Airbnb has just announced
Read MoreMedicare warns its beneficiaries about the ongoing risk of scams
As of 2020, over 62 million people were enrolled in the Medicare health insurance program, which is approximately 18% of the US population. But,
Read MoreAmazon plans to cut more jobs to reduce costs
In January, Amazon announced that it would be cutting around 18,000 jobs due to economic uncertainty. Now, the online retail giant says it plans
Read MoreHow to stop living paycheck to paycheck
With the latest IMF figures showing that global economic growth is still weak and some of the biggest economies are struggling, it’s more important
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