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6 votes
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Revealed: The Donald Trump-linked ‘Super PAC’ working behind the scenes to drive Europe’s voters to the far right
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Marcus “MalwareTech” Hutchins pleads guilty to writing, selling banking malware
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Pricing design work and creativity
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The Lighting Budget of Thomas Jefferson
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The next financial crisis could be caused by climate change
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How rich am I?
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Ten personal finance lessons for technology professionals
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Not many people seem concerned with a probable recession, how come?
We are due for one anyway (11 years since the last one) yet I feel like the general sentiment is that the recent market drops are simply a temporary dip despite huge economic, political and...
We are due for one anyway (11 years since the last one) yet I feel like the general sentiment is that the recent market drops are simply a temporary dip despite huge economic, political and geopolitical risks. What am I missing? Why isn't there more coverage about this? Am I looking in the wrong places?
21 votes -
To slow down climate change, we need to take on capitalism
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Seychelles issues world’s first blue bond to fund fisheries projects
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Researchers think they know why nice guys finish last
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Credit freezes are free: Let the ice age begin
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FML | Why millennials are facing the scariest financial future of any generation since the Great Depression
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The reclusive hedge-fund tycoon behind the Trump presidency
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Hey tilda swintons - what would you do if you were awarded $130,000,000 in post-tax lottery money?
you head to the gas station to catch a 6-pack and maybe a bag of chips or some rillos. you pass the cashier a twenty, and they mention your change will get you a couple lottery tickets. you're in...
you head to the gas station to catch a 6-pack and maybe a bag of chips or some rillos. you pass the cashier a twenty, and they mention your change will get you a couple lottery tickets. you're in a good mood and we all hate coins, so you just tell 'em you're down and to choose random numbers.
a week later, you wake up and see the winning lottery numbers on the news.
hopeful curiosity turns into a flooring disbelief as you pause the tv and check the numbers four times over.
you scramble to find and unlock your phone, heading straight to google.
"winning lottery numbers"
"how to tell if you won the lottery"
"lottery number checker"
everything checks out.
"how to claim lottery winnings"
you go to claim your prize, and you can choose between $130,000,000 in post-tax cash now, or $210,000,000 spread equally over the next 30 years.
which do you choose? what do you do with it?
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Sen. Ben Sasse reveals five point plan to address ethics issues in DC
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Millennials dreaming of retiring at thirty have a math problem
Millennials Dreaming of Retiring at 30 Have a Math Problem This opinion piece is a response to another piece posted here earlier this week: How to Retire in Your 30s With $1 Million in the Bank
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How to retire in your thirties with $1 Million in the bank
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Google and Mastercard cut a secret ad deal to track retail sales
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Tesla shorts lose more than $1 billion on post-earnings surge
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Passive income
What do you do to earn some passive income?
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Budgeting app
I was scrolling through Instagram when I saw an ad for an AI budgeting app called Cleo I was wondering if anyone had experience with this app or has heard anything about it? I do want to start...
I was scrolling through Instagram when I saw an ad for an AI budgeting app called Cleo
I was wondering if anyone had experience with this app or has heard anything about it? I do want to start using budgeting assistants since I'm pretty bad fiscally.
Does anyone use budgeting apps? If so, what would you recommend?
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America’s millennials are waking up to a grim financial future
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Banking by smart speaker arrives, but security issues exist
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Books like Flash Boys?
I really liked this topic and I've since read The Buy Side by Turney Duff which was also a compelling read. Does anyone have any other examples of books with this kind of subject matter?
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Chasing the American dream has got me jaded
I live in the US. I used to play music every day. I used to skate almost every day. I used to surf TWO times a day. I used to write songs and poetry. I used to contemplate the cosmos and reality...
I live in the US.
I used to play music every day. I used to skate almost every day. I used to surf TWO times a day. I used to write songs and poetry. I used to contemplate the cosmos and reality and come up with fun projects with friends. I used to garden. I used to spend more time with my pets.
Now I work.
I work and stress so hard that I wear myself out, drink too much to "help me sleep", still stay up stressing about my job - how I can improve my standing, and stress about needing to do side projects to supplement my income AND stress that I don't do any of the fun things I used to do.
This is all to be able to afford a living space and ensure that if a disaster (personal or natural) happens I won't be completely screwed.
Any friends that did have loans are still paying them off. I have been fortunate enough (and diligent enough) to pay off all my loans, but I had to ditch my hopes and dreams.
Will I ever be able to afford a decent house in a metropolitan area? No. Will I ever do the things that used to make be happy? I don't see how. Will I ever be truly happy? I have no idea.
Is anyone else in this situation? What are you doing to mitigate? Moving to a more affordable area (leaving friends and family)? Are you learning a new trade to up your financial standing? Are you as bummed out as I am that we have to work so hard just for a mediocre standard of living?
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What are your thoughts on a Universal Basic Income?
With the incredible pace of automation and AI taking place across all sectors of our Global Economy, countries/governments/citizens need to start seriously thinking about how we can continue to...
With the incredible pace of automation and AI taking place across all sectors of our Global Economy, countries/governments/citizens need to start seriously thinking about how we can continue to survive when there are simply not enough jobs to be had. UBI is one option that countries have attempted to "beta test" with varying results. What is ~'s[sic] opinion on UBI and automation and AI "taking our jerbs"?
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Can we get a ~finance group?
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but there's no good fit for topics ranging from personal finance, investing, portfolio management, budgeting, running a business, markets, etc. Seems ~finance or...
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but there's no good fit for topics ranging from personal finance, investing, portfolio management, budgeting, running a business, markets, etc. Seems ~finance or similar could be a catch-all for a massive category of topics that don't have a place currently.
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Bitcoin's energy consumption is growing at 20% per month and threatens to erase decades of progress on renewable energy
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US President Donald Trump reports apparent payment through his personal attorney to adult-film star Stormy Daniels in a new financial disclosure
5 votes