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What to know about the delisting of property developer China Evergrande's shares in Hong Kong

Shares in China Evergrande, the real estate developer whose downfall led a collapse in the country’s property market, have been delisted from Hong Kong's stock exchange as creditors work to wind up debts that totaled over $300 billion

The Independent UK

Greens to push Holyrood vote on immediate rent controls

MSPs have been urged to back plans for immediate rent control measures to protect tenants ...

The National (Scotland)

Labor’s first home buyers scheme a ‘backwards step’ likely to push prices higher, experts warn

Treasury estimates new policy will only add 0.5% to home prices over six years, but some experts disagree

The Guardian - AU

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Evergrande: China’s property giant delisted from Hong Kong stock exchange

Once the country’s biggest real estate firm, Evergrande was worth more than $50bn at its peak and helped propel China’s rapid economic growth

The Guardian - AU

50-Year-Old Making $5,900 A Month In Dividends Shares Top 7 Stocks, Plans Exit From 9-to-5 – 'I'm Sick Of Corporate World'

Dividend stocks are gaining attention amid growing expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates by 25 basis points next month. Data from Purpose Investments showed inflows into the five largest dividend ETFs surged tenfold last month compared with the start of 2024.

Benzinga

'Sports Betting Ads Aren't Free,' Says Dave Ramsey. 'They're Paying For Those Ads With All You People That Are Losers'

Personal finance personality Dave Ramsey is turning up the volume on what he sees as a dangerous trend: the explosion of sports betting.

Benzinga

Lambie says crossbench ‘not important’ after Labor’s election landslide – as it happened

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Burnt-Out Engineer Who's Doing 'The Work Of 3 Engineers' Wants To Quit. He's Asking Pizza Delivery Drivers, 'Do Any Of You Make 50-60K?'

A mechanical engineer with more than six years of experience is so fed up with his job that he's asking Reddit if he should quit and deliver pizzas instead.

Benzinga

A Dave Ramsey Caller Already Owes $24,000 And Doesn't Want More Debt. His Immigrant Parents Insist On Law School That Could Add $150K More

A 21-year-old caller named Joseph from Long Island, New York, reached out to Dave Ramsey and Jade Warshaw with a problem weighing heavily on him: he’s already $24,000 in student loan debt and feels trapped by his immigrant parents' dream for him to become a lawyer.

Benzinga

Youngest senator describes battle with depression

Australia's youngest senator celebrated her 21st birthday on election night, and has laid bare her journey to the nation's federal parliament.

AAP

The Guardian view on build-to-rent: hardly a solution to the housing crisis

Editorial: Labour is hoping that big investors will build more homes. But there’s no guarantee they will be genuinely affordable

The Guardian - UK

My Mom Needs Nursing Home Care —Can She Cash Out Her Annuity To Pay Off Her Mortgage And Still Qualify For Medicaid In New York?

Planning for long-term care is one of the hardest financial puzzles families face. In New York, one woman laid it out in plain terms on an aging-care forum: Can my mother cash out her annuity to pay off her mortgage and still qualify for Medicaid to cover the costs of…

Benzinga

Massachusetts Collected $2 Billion More In Tax Revenue Than Expected. The Millionaires Tax Is Paying Off Big

Massachusetts pulled in $2 billion more in tax revenue than expected this fiscal year, and officials say the state’s new 4% surtax on high earners is the reason.

Benzinga

Would you consider co-housing? 3 women share their experiences of connected living for over 50s

Connected yet independent, co-housing for the over 50s is flourishing. Meet three women sharing their experiences of intentionally living alongside others in the UK and US

Woman & Home

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Starbucks' printer ban shows remote working has gone too far

Desktop PCs in cafés means something’s gone badly wrong.

Benzinga

FIRE Is About Retiring Early, But Barista FIRE Takes A Different Twist—'I'm A Doctor Working At A Hobby Shop. Been A Few Super Fun Months'

For many people chasing financial independence, retire early, better known as FIRE, the goal is straightforward: save aggressively, invest wisely and eventually ditch the 9-to-5.

Benzinga

Dave Ramsey Caller Says Her Financial Advisor Filed Bankruptcy Twice and Got Sued For Writing Bad Checks— 'You Don't Get To Be Rude To Me About This'

When you're hiring someone to manage your money, you expect at least two things: integrity and honesty. For one woman in Asheville, North Carolina, she got neither—and Dave Ramsey didn't hold back on his advice.

International Business Times

From 401(k)s to Mortgages: What Jerome Powell's Surprise Rate Cut Signal Means for Americans

Fed Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's surprise rate cut is set to ripple through the US economy, affecting everything from 401(k)s to mortgages. Here's what the move could mean for ordinary Americans.

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AAP

Pause on new regulations to fast track building homes

A pause in new regulations on construction standards will aim to have homes built faster under changes stemming from the productivity roundtable.

Benzinga

Paying Off A Car Tanked His Credit Score Below 700, Sparking Job Security Concerns. Dave Ramsey Calls His Employers 'Too Stupid To Work For'

A Missouri man named Ren called into “The Ramsey Show” with a question that mixed personal finance with job stability. He had just paid off his car loan, but instead of feeling accomplished, he was worried.

Benzinga

A 30-Year-Old Man Who Has An $83,000 Debt Asks How To Get Back On Track: 'We Don't Have Any Savings Or Emergency Fund'

Having debt makes it harder to save money, invest in retirement accounts, and feel good about your long-term finances. That's why attacking a big debt early is a great move, but the longer you wait, the more time it has to compound.

International Business Times UK

From 401(k)s to Mortgages: What Jerome Powell's Surprise Rate Cut Signal Means for Americans

Fed Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's surprise rate cut is set to ripple through the US economy, affecting everything from 401(k)s to mortgages. Here's what the move could mean for ordinary Americans.

AAP

Big ideas to fix housing left untouched at roundtable

Plans to improve housing supply have emerged from the productivity roundtable, but economists say they won't fix the biggest issues affecting affordability.

The Guardian - AU

‘I’m not against development, but …’: Sydney’s plans for greater density face a morass of confusion and hostility

NSW has big plans to encourage more properties to be built, but it’s far from easy to satisfy councils, planning experts, residents and would-be residents

Kiplinger

The 28% Rule for Housing: Does It Still Work in Today’s Market?

Rising home prices and stubborn mortgage rates put this long-standing rule to the test.

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