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Gen Z has been facing an uphill battle in the dating scene. Online dating apps, the lack of third spaces, and hookup culture are some of the obstacles that make it more difficult for Gen Z to find their ideal spouses.

Job seekers often feel pressured to hyper-optimize their resumes to the role. But the practice begs the question: Is there also any room for a little personality in your CV?  For those seeking out career advice on Instagram, the answer from career influencer Erin McGoff is a resounding "Yes."

A bartender who does “specialty construction-related work” and his wife, who works in education, are on track to earn $300,000 this year. They live frugally, invest aggressively, and keep their income under wraps. “Our families and friends would have no idea we make pretty good money,” the original poster wrote…

The government’s ‘rent a room’ scheme lets you earn up to £7,500 a year tax-free from letting out accommodation

With rates holding steady and market shifts ahead, here's how to decide whether to list your house or wait.

Personal finance expert Dave Ramsey is pushing back against the idea that real estate generates effortless wealth, warning investors that owning property requires ongoing work and responsibility.

For every 100 newly listed homes this past June, 21 homes were delisted, according to Realtor.com

Nowadays, people ask ChatGPT everything—from how to meal prep for the week to whether aliens built the pyramids.

A manager from Minneapolis called into the “EntreLeadership” podcast recently to ask entrepreneur and personal finance expert Dave Ramsey how to handle employee concerns over a pay gap between his union and non-union teams. The caller, AJ, oversees about 10 staff members at an engineering company split evenly between union…

Catherine Mann, a member of the Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), said keeping rates at the current level was ‘appropriate right now’.

A trend unseen since the aftermath of the financial crisis is unfolding, as U.S. home prices declined for a third consecutive month in June 2025, quietly signaling that cracks may be forming in the housing market.