My daughter left me homeless for six months and now charges me $800 a month in rent. Is this wrong?

Tech Insider : Business, Style
A young woman with her suitcase is preparing to leave the house
 

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I'm a startup founder and father of 3. I've disappointed my kids by missing events due to work — the guilt is constant.

Tech Insider : Business
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Cache Merrill (second from left) said that his children's disappointment has been a wake-up call for him.

Cache Merrill

I'm 61 and want to date, but people lose interest when they find out I'm poor. What do I do?

Tech Insider : Business
A woman walking her dogs
 The reader (not pictured) worries her dogs will be her only company, as she has faced romantic rejection once potential partners learn she's poor.

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I quit my job at EY after 13 years to launch my own business. Here are the 5 lessons I learned from my Big Four career.

Tech Insider : Business, Politics, Sports
Joshua Lee smiles at the camera as he sits on a couch

Joshua Lee

My company uses a 4-day workweek and it's made us more efficient. Here are 3 ways AI helps.

Tech Insider : Business, Technology
Taylor Rosenbauer

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I grew up poor and now make $150K in tech. Prioritizing myself allowed me to give back to my parents and family.

Tech Insider : Business, Technology, Travel
a family of five poses around a dinner table
Viviana Vazquez, middle, and her family.

Viviana Vazquez

I saved $50K to take a 'gap year' from work. It helped me reprioritize my life and find joy.

Tech Insider : Travel, Business
Alma Rex-Ezonfade wears a white dress, seated on a pink chair with a pink wall behind her

Alma Rex-Ezonfade

I grew up poor and now make $150K in tech. Prioritizing myself allowed me to give back to my parents and family.

Tech Insider : Business, Technology, Travel
a family of five poses around a dinner table
Viviana Vazquez, middle, and her family.

Viviana Vazquez

My children don't get presents — I invest for them instead. Teaching them financial literacy is more important.

Tech Insider : Business
Nicole Chan Loeb
Nicole Chan Loeb and her husband choose to invest money for their children rather than giving them physical presents on holidays and birthdays.

Daniel Ebersole

4 ways you might be unintentionally abusing your work perks

Tech Insider : Business, Environment, Travel
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