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The US Postal Service wants to hike prices. Here's what to expect
The proposed changes, including raising the price of “forever” stamps to 78 cents, would increase the cost of mailing services by 7.4%.
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How to prepare for a possible recession, according to an expert
Columbia Business School professor Rita McGrath shares how to spot signs of a looming recession and gives advice on preparing for the worst.
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Hooters files for bankruptcy to enable founder-led buyout
Hooters says it intends to stay open and resolve its troubles within four months. A group of the company’s original founders plans to buy and operate more of the restaurants.
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What is a recession in the economy?
An economic recession is defined as a significant and widespread decline in economic activity for multiple months.
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Changes coming for Social Security payments and direct deposit. What to know
The Social Security Administration has updated the changes they are making to identity verification measures, delaying the start date for the new requirements and adding some exceptions.
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Changes coming for Social Security payments and direct deposit. What to know
Will you need to prove your identity for Social Security payments after the department soon changes its protocols?
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DoorDash and Klarna partner on ‘buy now, pay later' loan option
The new arrangement, announced on Thursday, allows customers to defer payment of DoorDash orders and has received backlash on social media.
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The salary you need to be considered middle class in every US state
A six-figure salary might seem like a lot, but the upper range of middle-class earnings exceeds $100,000 in every U.S. state.
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Shopping smarter as the prices of groceries continue to rise
NBC6’s Sophia Hernandez shows us how to shop smarter as the prices of groceries continue to rise due to inflation.
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Changes coming for Social Security payments and direct deposit. What to know
Changes are coming from the Social Security Administration surrounding direct deposit for many recipients or applicants.
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‘Could be lost forever': What happens to your crypto when you die?
Many people invest in millions in cryptocurrency, but what happens to your investment when you die? NBC6 Anchor Trina Robinson talks to estate planning attorney Lisa Glassman about steps you can take to protect your investments.
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S&P 500 closes in correction territory Thursday as stocks tumble again on Trump tariff threats: Live updates
Investors digested the latest tariff threat from President Donald Trump, while they pored through new U.S. inflation figures.
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Wall Street falls again as losses wipe out all post-election gains for the S&P 500
Stocks racked up more losses on Wall Street Tuesday as a trade war between the U.S. and its key trading partners escalated, wiping out all the gains since Election Day for the S&P 500.
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If you stayed at one of these popular hotels, you may be eligible for some money
Those who stayed at a number of popular hotels in Las Vegas and other cities, whose data was potentially compromised in one of two data incidents in recent years, could be eligible for part of a multi-million dollar class-action settlement.
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Hackers steal $1.5 billion from exchange Bybit in biggest-ever crypto heist
Bybit, a major cryptocurrency exchange, has been hit by the largest crypto heist in history.
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What is a sovereign wealth fund?
A sovereign wealth fund is an investment fund managed by a government used to benefit the country, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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The ‘No Buy 2025' pledge is growing on social media. How much can you actually save?
The ‘No Buy 2025″ trend is growing on social media. NBC6 Sophia Hernandez talks to a South Florida blogger about how she committed to the pledge.
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What Trump pausing federal grants and loans would mean for you
A federal judge temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s freeze of federal funding. Will Medicare, Social Security or Medicaid be affected? Here’s what to know.
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Capital One outage drags into second day, leaving some customers without deposit access
The bank said a technical issue was affecting a host of its customer-facing services.
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Insurance attorney, Woolsey Fire victims offer advice on how to file insurance claims
To help fire victims walk through a process that may seem overwhelming, an insurance attorney and Woolsey Fire victims provided guidance to help file insurance claims.