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: Personal savings are being depleted as Americans cope with red-hot inflation. People are being forced to make ‘difficult choices’
The personal savings rate has hit the the lowest level since September 2008.
The Moneyist: ‘These are not my ideal living arrangements’: My husband and I live in his mother’s home. She will leave it to him when she dies. Do I have a claim on this home?
'It’s not wise to put money into a house that is not in my name.'
: Chase is giving customers one extra day before charging overdraft fees, which still yield billions of dollars for banks
JPMorgan Chase is among several big banks that are changing how they charge overdraft fees amid pressure from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
: ‘We are so burned out, exhausted, overworked and overtired’: Women plead with Congress to act on paid leave and rising child-care costs during emotional hearing on Capitol Hill
Appearing before the House Ways and Means Committee, women described how the economy was failing them.
The Moneyist: ‘I’m being taken advantage of by my own husband’: I pay all the bills and gave the down payment for our home, and all he does is buy stuff and contribute to his 401(k)
‘I asked him to pay the $180 electric bill. He refused because he "only” had $600.'