Author: super@dmin
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NerdWallet: Do you need a career break? Here’s how to plan for one and make the most of it.
Whether a break is aspirational—giving you time to travel or get a degree—or it just happens from illness or other life events, learn how to make the most of it
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NerdWallet: 6 things to do if you’re a victim of credit card fraud
Shutting down new account fraud requires persistence and some know-how. If you’re a victim, take these steps to reclaim your finances and your life.
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Next Avenue: How this 82-year-old got back on her skis, even after an injury
After falling and tearing her rotator cuff, she learned that controlling one’s mind is a powerful tool to lessening anxiety.
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The Moneyist: I paid my fiancé rent for 9 years, and spent $10,000 improving her home. She is also listed on my health insurance. Am I crazy?
‘She has retired and is listed as a domestic partner on my insurance. I am also paying the $200 health-insurance premium.’
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The Wall Street Journal: Twitter says it will allow more political ads, undoing 2019 ban
Twitter Inc. said it plans to expand the political advertising it allows on the social-media platform after banning most political ads in 2019, in the latest policy change by new owner Elon Musk.
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Dow Jones Newswires: Ant Group’s consumer-lending unit gets approval to raise $1.5 billion in new capital
The consumer-finance arm of China’s Ant Group Co. has obtained regulatory approval to raise the equivalent of $1.5 billion in new capital.
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: CES 2023: A new ‘metaverse’ headset gets early buzz as tech industry looks to change the subject
‘It’s time for tech to get up and make a statement,’ says Consumer Technology Association CEO Gary Shapiro.
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The Wall Street Journal: SEC charges former SPAC CFO Cooper Morgenthau with fraud
The Securities and Exchange Commission on Tuesday said it issued fraud charges against Cooper Morgenthau after he allegedly stole more than $5 million from a special-purpose acquisition company and from investors in two other SPACs that he incorporated.
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Dow Jones Newswires: Amazon enters into $8 billion unsecured loan
Amazon.com Inc. entered into a $8 billion unsecured loan with several lenders, the e-commerce giant said in a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filing Tuesday.
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The Moneyist: My wealthy in-laws pay for us to attend family vacations and big events. Should we pay them back? How much is too much?
‘We are in our early 30s and are still renting a place and paying off debt, student loans, etc.’