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7 Bad Money Habits That Lead Retirees To Downsize — And How To Avoid Them - Vimarsana News

7 Bad Money Habits That Lead Retirees To Downsize — And How To Avoid Them

Downsizing is a great way to declutter and simplify your life, which is why many retirees do just that. But if you're downsizing because you have no other choice, due to bad money habits, that's where...

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Pinkerton: How the Rich Got Woke, Went Broke, But *Still* Got Richer - Vimarsana News

Pinkerton: How the Rich Got Woke, Went Broke, But *Still* Got Richer

Big Blue Banking and the Democrats plan to stay woke. If and when they go broke, they will bail themselves out with other people's money. That's how the rich stay rich and get richer.

Pinkerton: How the Rich Got Woke, Went Broke, But *Still* Got Richer - Vimarsana News

Pinkerton: How the Rich Got Woke, Went Broke, But *Still* Got Richer

Big Blue Banking and the Democrats plan to stay woke. If and when they go broke, they will bail themselves out with other people's money. That's how the rich stay rich and get richer.

Predictably, bank regulators have flunked the moral hazard test yet again - Vimarsana News

Predictably, bank regulators have flunked the moral hazard test yet again

The bailout of Silicon Valley Bank was an abdication of bank regulators' responsibility to see to it that market discipline effectively polices the banking industry.

SVP collapse: What we don't about shadow banks is a scary scenario - Vimarsana News

SVP collapse: What we don't about shadow banks is a scary scenario

Were we to see a big money market fund break, financial regulators would probably engineer a bailout. But it could get financially messy and politically poisonous, just as in 2008.

Source: afr.com