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The Moneyist: ‘I want to hurt him the same way he hurt me’: My husband sprung a prenup on me 3 days before our wedding. Now I’m starting my own business and want to amend it

ByadminMarch 5, 2021

2021-03-05 06:10:42 {widget1} Dear Quentin, I got married just over 2 years ago and have been in the same relationship for over 10 years. We have both been single parents from previous relationships. Given our age difference, he is much more successful in life as a sole

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Economic Report: U.S. unemployment claims rise slightly to 745,000 after Texas power outages

ByadminMarch 4, 2021

2021-03-04 14:17:00 {widget1} The numbers: The number of new claims for U.S. unemployment benefits rose slightly to 745,000 in late February, indicating that the economy is still a long way from recovering all the jobs lost during the coronavirus pandemic. Initial

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The Moneyist: My single brother-in-law wants my husband to sign over the family home where he lives in case my husband dies first. Should I agree?

ByadminMarch 4, 2021

2021-03-04 05:15:00 {widget1} Dear Quentin, My husband and I have been married for 22 years and have 4 children. He has a 66-year-old brother who has never married and currently lives in the house they both inherited 50/50 when my mother-in-law passed away 4 years ago. My

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Outside the Box: Congress should provide automatic, recurring COVID-19 relief checks until the jobs market recovers from the pandemic

ByadminMarch 3, 2021

2021-03-03 12:05:00 {widget1} As Americans approach the first anniversary of the World Health Organization that declared COVID-19 a global pandemic, it is worth taking a look at how the US government's economic response has gone. Early data make it clear that the massive

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Market Extra: Day-trading Reddit-readers nearly crashed the stock market. Now they’re in an ETF.

ByadminMarch 3, 2021

2021-03-02 23:31:00 {widget1} If you thought that an ETF made up of the most buzzing stocks, as determined by social media chatter, seemed like the logical conclusion to the late January Reddit-powered roller coaster ride on the stock market, then you were right. On