Christy Bieber is a personal finance writer at various esteemed publications. She specializes in topics related to finance, personal finance, and real estate, while also covering themes such as legal affairs and health. Christy's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo Finance, USA TODAY, and The Wall Street Journal.
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By: Christy Bieber
A Reddit poster with a $10 million net worth took a job paying 30% less than what he was earning.
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Key Points A Reddit poster with a $10 million net worth took a job paying 30% less than what he was earning.
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This chunk of the US population is set to inherit a staggering $9 trillion in next decades, report says. This is who will be giving — and receiving — in the next 'great wealth transfer'
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Key Points A Reddit poster with a $15 million nest egg is considering retiring. He's worried because he is spending around $350K a year and isn't sure his savings will last.
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She's been living with the trench since February of 2024.
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When you work for a company that goes public, you can bank millions. That’s what happened to a Reddit poster recently. The Redditor said that they already had $1.5 million in cash and are projected to have $6 million worth of company stock by year’s end — and he plans to sell as much stock […]
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Key Points Some people have multiple credit cards to max out their rewards. This can be complicated to manage and lead to mistakes like missed payments.
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