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September 27, 2023
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The Best Way to Navigate Estate Planning
Estate planning is a vital financial management component that is often delayed due to its sensitive nature. However, ensuring your assets are distributed as you wish and your loved ones are cared …
Newsletter Station
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How to Negotiate with Debt Collectors
In the latest financial advice, the article shares crucial tips on how to effectively negotiate with debt collectors. The article …
Money
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The New Rules of Allowances for Kids
The rules of allowances for kids are getting a modern makeover. Parents are reevaluating how they handle allowances, moving away …
Her Money
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Protect Your Finances From Stagflation
The Investopedia article discusses the economic phenomenon of stagflation, which occurs when a stagnant economy is plagued by high inflation …
Investopedia
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Life-Changing Money Habits of Super Savers
As reported, super savers are revolutionizing retirement planning with their life-changing money habits. These financial wizards have cracked the code …
Her Money
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Are CDs FDIC insured?
The article discusses the safety of Certificates of Deposit (CDs) and their FDIC insurance coverage. CDs are widely considered a …
SF Gate
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How is interest income taxed?
Taxing interest income is a crucial financial consideration, and this recent article delves into this subject. It explains that interest …
Fortune
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John Adams Appointed to Negotiate Peace Terms with British
What Year
The Continental Congress appoints John Adams to travel to France as minister plenipotentiary in charge of negotiating treaties of peace and commerce with Great Britain during the Revolutionary War.
The day was Sep 27. What year was it?
Quote of the Week
"Managing and navigating through a financial crisis is no fun at all."
Howard Schultz
Trivia
There is a $1 bill and a $2 bill. How about a $3 bill?
See the answer below.