Why Gen Z is feeling so good about money right now

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A couple who achieved financial independence and retired in their 30s shares their $280,000 a year budget raising 2 kids in San Francisco

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Sam Dogen retired at 34 and hasn't worked 9-to-5 since 2012 despite living in San Francisco.

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Hybrid workers are happier and just as productive as office workers, new study says

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Workers really can have it all — working from home and the office doesn't seem to impact productivity or performance.

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New York City briefly opened its housing voucher waitlist. But getting that assistance is as unlikely as getting into Harvard.

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Welcome to the age of geriatric millionaires

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Gen X is feeling the negative effects of inflation more than any other generation

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I caught my employee secretly working a second remote job. Here's why I decided to fire them — and why I think overemployment is sometimes unethical.

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When Patrick Synge caught one of his employees working for another company during work hours, he fired him.

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Donald Trump is dangling tax cuts and less red tape to win over top CEOs

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There's a silver lining to California's $20 fast-food wage, restaurant bosses say: it's attracting better workers

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A boomer who lives on Social Security worries she won't get hired because she can't afford a car: 'I don't even have $1 in my wallet.'

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Virginia Hambrick, 66, (not pictured) and her husband live on her $1,615 monthly Social Security income. They struggle to afford basic necessities like rent, groceries, and healthcare.

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