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36-year-old bought an abandoned house for $1 and fully renovated it—take a look: It's my 'dream home' - Vimarsana News

36-year-old bought an abandoned house for $1 and fully renovated it—take a look: It's my 'dream home'

In 2020, Maxine Sharples bought a 2-bedroom house in Liverpool, England — for just $1. The catch? It was in complete disrepair, and she had to turn it into a livable space. Here's how she fully renovated the 796-square-foot Victorian terrace for $74,000.

Source: cnbc.com
Fidelity: How much Americans have in their 401(k)s at every age - Vimarsana News

Fidelity: How much Americans have in their 401(k)s at every age

Americans' average 401(k) balances grew in the first quarter of 2023, per Fidelity's latest report. Here's how much they have saved by generation.

Source: cnbc.com
Lower-income Americans pay for wealthy's credit card rewards, some economists say - Vimarsana News

Lower-income Americans pay for wealthy's credit card rewards, some economists say

Who pays for your credit card rewards? Some economists say there's an annual redistribution of more than $15 billion from lower-income to wealthier Americans.

Source: cnbc.com
Almost half of Gen Zs have side jobs as money fears take over: Deloitte - Vimarsana News

Almost half of Gen Zs have side jobs as money fears take over: Deloitte

Gen Zs and millennials are increasingly taking on additional full- or part-time jobs, often to supplement their income.

Source: cnbc.com
Raising the Social Security retirement age may 'haunt young people' - Vimarsana News

Raising the Social Security retirement age may 'haunt young people'

As French citizens protest a higher retirement age, a similar change could happen in the U.S. Experts say that would mostly affect younger generations.

Source: cnbc.com