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One of the few Latina executives at Wells Fargo wants to make sure she's not the last
As executive vice president of Hispanic and Latino affairs at the bank, one of Patty Juarez’s jobs is to help Latino employees move through the ranks of the fourth-largest bank in the country.
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‘Buy now, pay later' goes from niche to normal as young people use it for daily essentials
Buying now and paying later is still a popular way to splurge on airfare to Cabo. It’s an increasingly common way to buy groceries and lawn furniture, too.
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Aldi plans to open 800 stores across US in the next five years
The discount grocer says 330 of those stores will come by the end of 2028.
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Money is almost as tough to talk about as sex, survey finds — and women find it especially tricky
Most Americans are reluctant to talk about money. Women are more likely than men to say they consider it a private topic, or feel judged.
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A huge wealth transfer means millennials are poised to become ‘the richest generation in history'
A wealth transfer over the next decade or so will likely make millennials “the richest generation in history,” according to a new report.
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These US coins and dollars could be worth much more than you might think
Those loose coins in your couch cushions might help you make some quick cash to pay your rent or grow your bank account this winter.
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Check your wallet: These nickels and half-dollars could be worth more than you think
Those loose coins in your couch cushions might help you make some quick cash to pay your rent or grow your bank account this winter.
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From producing for Ryan Seacrest to making bilingual books: How a tragedy helped this woman launch her own business
Patty Rodríguez had a dream job as producer for one of the most popular radio shows in the United States: On Air with Ryan Seacrest. She’s now fulfilling another dream: making bilingual children’s books and getting her product into Target stores.
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27-year-old quit her six-figure job to become a TikTok star—her business brought in $1 million last year
Hannah Williams quit her six-figure data analyst job in 2022 and in 2023 brought in $1 million for her business, Salary Transparent Street.
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The Harriet Tubman commemorative coin program aims to inspire people to learn about her life
The United States Mint is accepting pre-orders for products in the Harriet Tubman Commemorative Coin Program.
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The first step to setting an annual budget: Figuring out your net income
The first step to setting an annual budget is to figure out your take-home pay.
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6 in 10 Americans say money can buy happiness—here's how much it would cost
Data has shown that higher incomes lead to happier lives. But just how much does happiness cost?
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Could your money be more valuable than you think? The serial numbers to look for
There are a number of factors that can make your money more valuable than you might think, but one that many may not realize they should look at is the serial number.
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ComEd warns of holiday scams: Tips to stay safe amid seasonal threats
As the festive season approaches, ComEd’s Mayda Corral shares essential tips to safeguard against rising holiday scams.
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New study reveals average cost of holiday spending for Chicagoans
A recent study on holiday budgets and spending highlights that the average holiday budget in Chicago stood at just over $1,300, while Naperville ranked 15th nationwide with an impressive average expenditure of $3,200.
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Check your wallet: These coins and bills are worth more than you think
Got a $2 bill in your wallet? What about a few pennies in your couch cushions? They may be worth more thousands.
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How to tell if your $2 bill is actually worth thousands
If you have a $2 bill and you’re wondering whether it is actually worth something more, there are some things to look for.
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Check your wallet! If you have a $2 bill, it could be worth thousands
Have any $2 bills lying around? You might want to check because they could be worth thousands.
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These are the richest people in Illinois, according to Forbes
A new list has revealed the richest people in America for 2023, and more than a dozen of them are from Illinois.
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Map: How much money you need to make to be in the top 1% in every U.S. state—it's nearly $1 million in Connecticut
You need to earn $652,657 a year to be in the top 1% of U.S. households, but that number is even higher in some states.