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Robyn Anderson

How to Spend Guilt-Free on Little Luxuries

Ever feel guilty about grabbing that fancy coffee or last-minute movie ticket? Here’s a money hack: the 0.01% rule. If something costs less than 0.01% of your net worth, just buy it—no stress, no second-guessing. The real financial drain isn’t the occasional treat, it’s the constant anxiety over every purchase. Set your “worry-free number,” automate your savings, and enjoy the small stuff without regret. Life’s too short to sweat the small swipes! #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyHacks

Emily Rogers

Jamie Dimon Wants Taxes to Skip the Swamp

Here’s a hot take for your next coffee break: JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon says he’s cool with paying more taxes—as long as the cash doesn’t get lost in the D.C. maze. He wants any extra money from the rich to go straight to families and communities, not into endless government red tape. Dimon’s basically saying, tax the wealthy, but make sure it actually helps people, not just the bureaucracy. Would you pay more if you knew exactly where your money went? #Business #MakeMoney #JamieDimon

cody79

Retirement Feels Out of Reach? Here’s a Fix

Feeling like your retirement dreams are slipping away thanks to higher bills and market chaos? You’re not alone—nearly 40% of Americans are worried about running out of money. The good news: you can still take action. Nick Maggiulli suggests shifting some savings into short-term or local bonds to keep your nest egg steady. Focus on what you can control—like spending and smart investing—so you can actually relax about the future. #Business #MakeMoney #RetirementHacks

James Cook

How I’m Saving More in 2026 (Without Sacrificing Coffee)

Feeling the pinch in 2026? You’re not alone—lots of us are looking for ways to stash more cash. The big shift: people are ditching vague money goals and getting specific, like skipping takeout lunches or canceling unused subscriptions. Even small tweaks—like shopping around for better deals or upping your pension—can add up. Bonus tip: max out your ISA before the rules change next year! #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyHacks

nkent

Are You Falling for These Money Traps?

Quick coffee break reality check: Making just the minimum payment on your credit card? That’s like pouring money down the drain—thanks to sky-high interest, you could pay half your balance just in fees. The twist? Even with rate cuts, credit card companies aren’t lowering rates much, so it’s easy to get stuck. Take a minute to check if you’re letting these sneaky habits drain your wallet. What’s your biggest money mistake? #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyHacks

Christine Baxter

Why Even the Rich Get Card Declines

Ever had your card declined and felt the world was judging? Turns out, it’s not just a broke thing. Even folks with millions in the bank get the dreaded beep—sometimes for maxing out rewards, weird spending patterns, or just traveling. One millionaire even got a free coffee out of pity! Pro tip: Pay off your card mid-month or set up alerts to avoid the awkwardness. Card declines don’t care about your net worth! #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyHacks

James Cook

Costco’s Credit Card Just Got a Gas Boost!

Heads up, Costco fans: your Costco Visa just got a quiet upgrade that could save you real money at the pump. With gas prices still high, Costco is now giving more cash back when you fill up at their stations. That means your regular grocery run and fill-up could add up to a bigger annual reward check—perfect for stocking up or treating yourself. Pro tip: pay attention to your billing cycle so you don’t miss out! #Business #MakeMoney #CostcoHacks

Joseph Livingston

Would You Swipe a 10% Credit Card?

Heads up, credit card fans: Bank of America and Citi are thinking about launching new cards with a super-low 10% interest rate. Why? There’s talk in D.C. about capping credit card rates for a year. The catch? These cards might be bare-bones, so don’t expect big rewards. If you’re carrying a balance, this could save you cash—but perks might be slim. Would you trade points for a lower rate? #Business #MakeMoney #CreditCards

Diane Carter

Detroit families: Don’t miss out on thousands in tax refunds

Thousands of Detroit families could be leaving serious money on the table this tax season. If you’re working and raising kids, the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) could boost your refund by up to $8,046—plus even more with Michigan’s state credit. Many folks don’t realize they qualify, or skip filing because it seems complicated. But free expert help is available, and that extra cash can make a real difference for groceries, rent, or even your child’s education. Have you or someone you know ever missed out on these credits? Let’s talk about how to make sure everyone gets what they’re owed! #Business #MakeMoney #Detroit