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Gregory Mann

Gold Price Surges: Tether Goes on a Shopping Spree

Did you hear? Tether, the company behind the stablecoin USDT, just bought nearly $5 billion worth of gold—more than some countries! With gold prices climbing over 19% this year, Tether’s move means your digital coins might be getting a golden upgrade. If you’re into crypto or just like shiny things, this could mean more stability for your digital wallet. Gold-backed coins are becoming the new trend—maybe it’s time to check your portfolio? #Business #Market #GoldPrice

Keith Bass

Did Apple Just Pay You for Siri Snooping?

Check your bank account—if you see a deposit from “Lopez Voice Assistant,” Apple might’ve just paid you for Siri listening in. After a lawsuit claimed Siri was eavesdropping, Apple settled for $95 million, and now users are getting $8 to $40 per device. It’s a reminder: those “always listening” features can come with real-life payouts (and privacy headaches). #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #AppleSettlement

Kim Reeves

Amazon Fresh Out, Whole Foods In: What’s Next?

Amazon is shutting down all its Amazon Go and Amazon Fresh grocery stores, so if you liked skipping the checkout line, it’s time to say goodbye. The twist? Some of those spaces will become Whole Foods, so you’ll still see Amazon in the grocery game—just with a more familiar face. Meanwhile, Amazon’s doubling down on speedy grocery delivery, so your snacks might arrive faster than ever. Prime perks still apply! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #AmazonFresh

fnixon

Why Big Wins Can Feel Like a Letdown

Ever dream of cashing out big when your favorite tech stock gets bought? Turns out, even the pros get the blues. Chamath Palihapitiya scored a massive payday when Nvidia scooped up Groq, but instead of popping champagne, he felt down. Sometimes, the thrill is in the chase, not the cash-out. Lesson: Enjoy the journey, not just the jackpot! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #MoneyMindset

gordonangela

Life Insurance, Now as Easy as Ordering Coffee

Ever wish buying life insurance was as quick as grabbing your morning latte? Ethos just pulled off a $200 million IPO, promising to make getting covered as easy as ordering takeout. The big shift: instead of weeks of paperwork, you can now get life insurance in minutes online. More folks are jumping in, and investors love the steady cash flow—even when the economy’s shaky. Could this be the new normal for adulting? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #LifeInsurance

Joseph Livingston

How to Score Free Money for Retirement

Ever heard of 'gravy on the biscuit' for your retirement? If your job offers a 401(k) match, that's basically free money for your future self. Dave Ramsey says max out that match first—think of it as your company buying you extra fries. After that, consider a Roth 401(k) for more flexibility and tax perks. Bottom line: don’t leave free cash on the table, especially as more companies ditch old-school pensions for these match plans. #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyHacks

Robyn Anderson

Are You Missing Out on Social Security Cash?

Quick coffee break tip: Social Security isn’t as simple as just cashing a check. If you’ve got a few “zero” years in your work history, your monthly payout could be way less than you deserve. One more year of work might mean hundreds more per month. Always check your earnings record for mistakes or missing years—don’t let a typo or a missed spousal benefit shrink your retirement. Anyone found a surprise in their Social Security statement? #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyHacks

Kathryn Olsen

Are You Counting on Social Security Too Much?

Here’s your coffee break reality check: Tony Robbins says Social Security is only going to cover about 40% of what you made before retiring, but most people need double that to keep up their lifestyle. The big shift? People are living longer, so your retirement needs to stretch further. Don’t just assume Social Security will have your back—start crunching your own numbers and save up so you’re not stuck with ramen noodle dinners in your golden years! #Business #MakeMoney #RetirementHacks

Robert Mayo

Cathie Wood Snags Bullish Shares on the Cheap

Here’s a coffee break scoop: Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest just went shopping for Bullish (BLSH) stock after it hit a record low. Even though the price has been sliding for days, ARK scooped up over 87,000 shares, betting on a comeback. This move has retail investors buzzing—some are now feeling more optimistic. If you like a bargain, keep an eye on how big names buy when prices dip! #Business #Market #CathieWood

Linda Price

When marriage finances feel like a lease

Imagine splitting every big expense with your spouse 50/50—even if one of you earns three times more. That’s what Mark from Eugene, Oregon, faced for years: his wife paid upfront for things like HVAC, mortgage, and daycare, then expected him to pay her back his half, even if it meant debt. He says it made him feel more like a renter than a partner. The real issue? It’s not about who makes more, but whether both partners truly feel like they’re on the same team. How do you and your partner handle money when incomes aren’t equal? #Business #MarriageTalk #MoneyMatters

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