Money Matters

A federal program that subsidizes internet bills for low-income households is now on the chopping block, dealing a financial blow to millions. End of the ACP The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) is a federal benefit program instated in 2021 that has been providing low-cost internet for low-income households for the last 3 years. Running Out … Read more

An unusual printing error has driven up the value of specific $1 bills, with some pairs selling for up to $150,000. Here’s how to know if you’ve got some on your hands. Watch Your Wallet Next time you take out your wallet, you might want to check what’s inside! Millions of $1 bills are now … Read more

Estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy—it’s a critical process for anyone wanting to safeguard their family’s future. But where do you start? #1. Draft a Will A will is fundamental. It dictates how your assets are distributed and can help prevent family disputes. Without one, state laws determine who gets what. #2. Consider a … Read more

Are you ready to break free from the shackles of debt and take control of your financial future? Well, you’re in luck because I’ve got 20 simple tips that will help you pay off debt and pave the way to financial freedom. Let’s start your journey towards a debt-free life! #1. Create a Budget Start … Read more

If you live in New York, you could be in with a chance for a big windfall – provided you meet the necessary criteria. STAR Stimulus Check Tax season is over, and that means the benefits are beginning to roll in for those who are eligible. Residents of the Big Apple might be seeing an … Read more

An enormous nationwide lawsuit has caused several brokerages, including one owned by Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway, to cough up hundreds of millions. $250 Million Settlement A property brokerage owned by billionaire investor Warren Buffet will pay $250 million as part of a lawsuit settlement over coercive real estate agent commissions. Owned by Berkshire Hathaway The … Read more

Are you tired of feeling pressured to tip for every little service? American tipping culture has spiraled out of control, leaving many feeling like they’re constantly shelling out extra cash. But where do we draw the line? Here are 21 instances where tipping has gone from a gesture of gratitude to an expectation that’s gone … Read more

One company has received a record-breaking fine over misleading labels on their products.  $3.2 Million Settlement Kitchenware and furnishings retailer Williams-Sonoma will have to pay almost $3.2 million for violating a Federal Trade Commission order. Misleading Customers The company has been charged with using misleading advertising for its products, in particular labeling certain products as … Read more

A controversial plan to charge drivers for entry to the busiest area of Manhattan has come under significant criticism and drawn-out legal action. Manhattan Entry Fee Incoming Starting on June 30, drivers in Manhattan will have to pay a $15 toll to enter the city’s crowded business district, in an effort to ease the area’s … Read more

A new solar company is expected to generate almost 1000 new jobs in North Carolina’s clean energy sector. Big News for NC The Vietnamese solar producer Boviet Solar has announced plans to establish its first North American manufacturing plant in the Pitt County seat of Greenville, North Carolina, in one of the biggest single job … Read more