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Once a left-wing fetish, the heckler’s veto has gained conservative adherents.

After years of meticulous budgeting, aggressive saving, and delayed gratification, the moment finally arrives. Your investment portfolio hits that magic – Financial Independence, Retire Early – number—the sum that’s supposed to unlock freedom from the traditional 9-to-5 grind. You refresh your account one more time, and there it is. You’ve…

A judge said the university can’t be trusted to enforce a state law that bans overnight “expressive activity,” among other restrictions, in a constitutional way.

A bold retirement strategy is sparking heated debate in online financial communities, as a 30-year-old American with Chinese roots maps out on Reddit an unconventional path to early retirement that involves international relocation and an ultra-lean lifestyle.

Early retirement has a glossy shine—beaches, hikes, side projects, and no alarm clocks. But step off the traditional work treadmill and the IRS might be waiting with an unexpected bill. Many people in the Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE) movement take sabbaticals, either between jobs or before fully retiring, and…

The Brave’s 29-run win rubberstamps top spot and they will be heavy favourites in Sunday’s final at Lord’s.

Everyone loves the idea of hitting Financial Independence, Retire Early (FIRE), but few realize how easy it is to derail the plan with tiny, almost invisible spending habits. It’s not the once-a-year vacation or the occasional splurge that does the most damage—it’s the everyday leaks that quietly drain savings momentum.

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. 

Steve Smith secured an eight-wicket success in the evening to back up a 36-run triumph in the opening game.

In a battle of the Hundred's Australian allrounders, Jess Jonassen's record-breaking six-hitting display eclipsed even her illustrious compatriot Ellyse Perry.

Gareth Breese’s side were able to indulge in some overdue celebrations as they easily defended a total of 150 for three.