When we got married, we decided to keep separate credit cards. It's kept us from fighting about money for over 30 years.

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Gen Zeds and millennials think 'adulting' milestones like getting promoted is harder than it was for their parents, survey finds

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Younger generations say getting a promotion at work was easier for their parents.

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CHART OF THE DAY: The extra money people saved during COVID is almost gone

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There's never been a better time to be a DINK

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A young couple in a city street.

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Gen Z is shopping less and eating at home more as the woes of inflation set in, BofA survey finds

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Inflation was up 3.7% in August compared to last year, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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Insurers and drug-industry middlemen are cashing in on the weight-loss drug frenzy

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Hedge fund CEO says staff installed mirrors around the office to stop him from crashing into them while he rode a unicycle

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Renaissance Technologies boss Peter Brown said staff once had to install mirrors around the office to stop him crashing into them.

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Here's why stocks have tanked in August and what Wall Street expects to happen next

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Traders work on the floor of the NYSE

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3 reasons why the stock market still has room to run higher, according to Goldman Sachs

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Tupperware might just be the latest meme stock after its shares tripled in a week

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Turquoise Tupperware containers sit for sale on a shelf at a store in Chicago
Tupperware has debt of $700 million.

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