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Article originally posted to Barron’s. Of all the decisions facing a Mega Millions lottery jackpot winner, the most important might be the first one, which is how to take the money. The two options are as a lump sum or in annual payments over 30 years. The grand prize for the drawing reached $1.25 billion on
Article originally posted to Business Insider. For years, homeowner’s insurance rates have been increasing across the US. In Florida, this is especially obvious due to inflation and severe weather that makes construction costs and the cost of rebuilding and replacing a home incredibly high. The Insurance Information Institute projected that property insurance rates in Florida could
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Article originally posted to Forbes. Those paying close attention to Social Security will recall the latest trustees’ report detailing how the Social Security trust fund could run short of money as early as 2034 unless Congress acts to shore up the system’s finances. The report also noted that “lawmakers have many options for changes that would
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The Markets (as of market close July 14, 2023) Wall Street enjoyed a positive week of returns, with each of the benchmark indexes posting solid gains, despite a marginal downturn at the end of last week. The financial sector began releasing quarterly updates last Friday as investors focused on the state of the banking industry.
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