nkent+FollowHow Quiet Millionaires Really Get RichEver wonder how those low-key millionaires next door actually did it? Turns out, it's not about chasing the next hot stock or scoring a big paycheck. According to finance influencer JC Rodriguez, the secret is simple: start saving and investing early, stick with it, and live below your means. These folks automate their investments and don’t get distracted by trends—think more slow cooker, less microwave. Turns out, boring can be brilliant for your bank account! #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyHabits10Share
Kathryn Olsen+FollowBank Glitches: Why Grandma’s Rent Is LateHeads up: banks are having tech hiccups, and it’s hitting seniors hard. Social Security and pension payments are showing up late, leaving retirees scrambling to pay for rent, groceries, and meds. If you (or your folks) depend on regular deposits, set up account alerts and keep a small emergency stash. Pro tip: don’t rely on just one bank—spreading out your money can help dodge these headaches. Anyone else waiting on a payment this week? #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyTips00Share
Emily Rogers+FollowWhy a Roth Conversion Might Cost You MoreThinking about flipping your retirement savings into a Roth? Hit pause! If you expect your income (and tax rate) to drop later—like after paying off your house or when you start giving more to charity—a Roth conversion could mean paying extra taxes now for no real benefit. Sometimes, just letting your money chill in your IRA and using smart withdrawals or charitable moves can save you more in the long run. Timing is everything! #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyHacks00Share
nkent+FollowDallas music scene rocked by massive insurance hikeA 445% jump in health insurance premiums could hit Dallas’ creative community hard if ACA subsidies expire this year. For folks like Jeff Liles—who’s kept the city’s music scene alive for decades—this means monthly costs soaring from $440 to $2,400, more than his rent. It’s not just musicians: anyone in the gig economy could face impossible choices between healthcare and daily living. While grassroots programs like Creatives Care offer some relief, they can’t fill the gap if Congress doesn’t act. How would a spike like this change your spending—or your support for local arts? #Business #MakeMoney #Dallas00Share
Robyn Anderson+FollowWhy Your Bank Might Say 'No' to Your BizEver wonder why your bank suddenly gets cold feet about your business? Turns out, the biggest US banks have been quietly turning away companies in certain industries—think crypto, oil, or even vape shops—just because they’re controversial. Regulators are now calling them out, promising to keep banks from picking and choosing who gets an account. If you’re in a “spicy” business, keep an eye on your bank statements! #Business #MakeMoney #banking10Share
Diane Carter+FollowWills: The Money Mistakes No One Talks AboutQuick coffee break tip: Writing a will? Don’t just leave your house or bank account to someone—think percentages instead. That way, if things change (like you sell your house), your loved ones still get their fair share. Also, skip the DIY online forms—state laws are tricky, and a pro can save your family from headaches and drama. Update your will after big life events, and don’t forget your digital stuff (yes, even your Instagram). Small tweaks now = less chaos later! #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyLifehacks00Share
nkent+FollowIs Another Stimulus Check Coming Soon?Heard the buzz? There’s talk of a new direct payment plan to help Americans with rising costs. While the details are still brewing, this could mean extra cash in your pocket—think of it as a surprise refill for your wallet. The catch? We’re still waiting to see who qualifies and when it’ll hit. Stay tuned for updates, and maybe hold off on that big splurge just in case! #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyTips12050Share
Christine Baxter+FollowRetiree Tax Traps: Don’t Let the IRS Crash Your Golden YearsThinking retirement means you’re off the IRS radar? Not so fast! Retirees are getting flagged for audits more often thanks to new IRS tech and common money mix-ups. The biggie: Social Security benefits can be taxable, and if you don’t report them right—especially when you have a side gig or pension—the IRS might come knocking. Double-check your forms and keep your paperwork tidy to keep your retirement stress-free! #Business #MakeMoney #retirementtips10Share
Christine Baxter+Follow$60K debt bombshell rocks Austin familyA hidden $60,000 debt nearly derailed an Austin family’s financial stability—thanks to secretive day trading and a maxed-out credit card. Jeff’s daughter, known for her responsible money habits, only discovered the damage when her credit score suddenly dropped. The real shock? Her husband had kept it all under wraps until the truth came out. Beyond the numbers, it’s the trust and stress that hit hardest, especially with two young kids and her return to work looming. How would you handle a financial betrayal like this? Should couples always combine finances or keep some things separate? #Business #MakeMoney #FamilyFinance00Share
cody79+FollowAre Paper Checks About to Go Extinct?Heads up: Paper checks might be the next thing to disappear from your wallet, just like pennies! The Fed is hinting at winding down check processing as more people pay bills online and check fraud rises. If you’re still mailing checks, it might be time to try digital payments. But not everyone’s ready—folks without bank accounts or smartphones could get left behind. Is it time to finally ditch the checkbook? #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyHacks00Share
