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So far this year, FBI received 130 real estate complaints referencing social media sites which totaled around $600,000 in losses

In a recent Reddit post on r/mildlyinfuriating, someone shared a situation that many called absurd, hilarious and legally hopeless. The original poster explained that he accidentally hit a coworker's car in 2020 during a snowstorm. He did the responsible thing: admitted fault and paid $2,600 directly to the coworker so…

Council worker who 'fraudulently gave houses to people not eligible for them' faces criminal investigation

"Big Short" investor Steve Eisman's portfolio includes every stock in the Magnificent 7 except for one, whose shareholders he likened to a cult for their unwavering belief in its long-term future. 

Those paying discounted rent at Watermans Residences can’t use pool or gym, either. Critics say segregation ‘a dystopian microcosm of housing inequality’

Close-run vote raises hopes of rates cut in December, with inflation said to have peaked at 3.8%

During times of turbulence and uncertainty in the markets, many investors turn to dividend-yielding stocks. These are often companies that have high free cash flows and reward shareholders with a high dividend payout.

Seattle was the home of grunge, but 90s emo pioneers Sunny Day Real Estate offered something grander.

The age-old financial wisdom of stashing six to twelve months of expenses in cash is facing a rebellion from an unlikely group: high earners who’ve crunched the numbers and decided the traditional emergency fund might be costing them hundreds of thousands in lost returns.