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Trump wants to ax an affordable housing grant that's a lifeline for many rural communities

President Donald Trump and House Republicans want to cut new funding for a housing grant that many rural areas rely on to help fund affordable housing

The Independent UK

Sold A Dream, Stuck With A Nightmare: How A Whole Life Insurance Policy Became A Financial Trap

A whole life insurance policy can offer some extra peace of mind. It can give your loved ones an extra blanket of financial protection in case you pass away. These policies aim to minimize the financial loss for beneficiaries if the policyholder doesn't live as long as expected.

Benzinga

A missing cat and motel homes: inside Queensland’s crackdown on those in need of housing help

Critics say the state’s harsher policies, intended to prioritise those in ‘genuine need’, won’t reduce homelessness

The Guardian - AU

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‘You’re Not Gonna Believe This’: How Todd Chrisley Responded After Someone Asked Him If He Planned To Run For Office

This would be a major move for the Chrisley patriarch.

Cinemablend

With Birthrates Falling, A Millennial Asked, If Money Weren't An Issue, Would You Have Children? The Answers Were Surprisingly Honest

As conversations about declining birthrates continue, a millennial on Reddit posed a simple but pointed question: “If money wasn't an issue, would you have children?”

Benzinga

Young Americans Expect To Inherit $335,000 On Average. A New Survey Shows How Much Millennials And Gen Z Are Banking On Family Wealth

A majority of young Americans are counting on family wealth to shape their future, according to a new survey by insurance agency Choice Mutual that digs into expectations around inheritance.

Benzinga

An Interviewer Regrets Not Giving $10,000 To Warren Buffett When They First Met—'I Think You'd Have A Little Over $15 Million Now'

In a 1985 interview with financial journalist and author Adam Smith, Warren Buffett shared the principles behind his extraordinary investment success. Smith, who had met Buffett early in his career, admitted on camera that he regretted not investing. Buffett, never one to brag without data, responded calmly: “If you joined…

Benzinga

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Hafta 552: Online gaming ban, Trump’s 50 per cent tariff on India

This week on Hafta, Newslaundry’s Abhinandan Sekhri, Raman Kirpal, Jayashree Arunachalam, and Anand Vardhan are joined by economist and author Vivek Kaul and sports journalist Sharda Ugra.

Newslaundry

Shaq Said 'They Would Turn Away' When He Spoke Without Credentials. So, He Got An MBA And Paid For 15 Friends To Get One Alongside Him

When Shaquille O’Neal shows up to a business meeting, he expects to be taken seriously. But that wasn’t always the case. The NBA Hall of Famer has said over the years that even after making millions and achieving global fame, some people still dismissed him when deals were being discussed.

Benzinga

New Pew Charitable Trusts Repot on "How States and Cities Decimated Americans' Lowest-Cost Housing Option"

They have done so banning or severely restricting low-cost "single-room occupancy" (SRO) housing.

Reason

As Donald Trump Seeks To Change The Future Of Public Education, These Billionaires Are Opening Schools

In his second term, President Donald Trump has made some profound changes to the U.S. education system. In an executive order issued in March, he indicated his intention to dismantle parts of the Department of Education. Another executive order from January expanded school choice initiatives, which would impact how public…

Benzinga

Rayner set to hit English councils that block new housing with tougher sanctions

Local authorities could be forced to approve new developments or risk giving planning control to Whitehall

The Guardian - UK

'My Car Is Also My Backup Home': SSDI Recipient Fears Losing Benefits After $1,500 Insurance Payout From Hitting A Deer

A $1,500 insurance payout shouldn't normally be a cause for worry. But for one Social Security Disability Insurance recipient, the check raised a serious question: Could it put their benefits at risk?

Benzinga

Liverpool Street station tower block plan 'should be rejected on eco grounds', say campaigners

Coalition claims ‘destructive’ £1bn scheme should be thrown out on sustainability grounds

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The Independent UK

Voices: Angela ‘three homes’ Rayner has done nothing wrong – and the Tories know it

COMMENT: The Conservative Party is making a mistake by joining in the right-wing press vendetta against the deputy prime minister, says John Rentoul

Evening Standard

Angela Rayner 'dodged £40,000 stamp duty payment when buying Hove flat'

The Deputy Prime Minister is believed to have avoided extra stamp duty when she removed her name from the deeds of her property in her Ashton-under-Lyne constituency

The Independent UK

As house prices continue to rise, should you buy property using a modern auction?

It’s becoming more popular - but you must be aware of the risks and pitfalls before you start

The Guardian - US

Trump’s death penalty pledge for Washington DC is ugly racial politics

The president’s unconstitutional vision would bring a racist practice back to a city that has banned it for decades

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House sales ticked higher in July as activity rebounded further

HMRC said there were 95,580 property sales last month, reflecting a 4% increase against the same month last year.

Benzinga

Turning $20 Finds Into $3,000 A Month — The Weekend Side Hustle Anyone Can Start

Flipping thrift store finds has become a reliable way to earn extra income.

The Guardian - AU

New Zealand’s house prices are finally falling. Could this happen elsewhere?

Prices have dropped by up to 30% in some parts of the country – but experts say obstacles to home ownership remain

Benzinga

Husband Gambled Away A Million Dollars And Claims He Can Stop Anytime. Dave Ramsey Says, 'Denial Is Not Just A River In Egypt'

Debra from Sacramento, California, called into “The Ramsey Show” with a devastating story: her husband of 11 years gambled away over $1 million of their savings, and he insists he can quit any time. At age 79, he still works as a pharmacist and earns about $350,000 a year, but…

Benzinga

A High Earner In A Struggling Company Asks For Advice On Navigating Career Instability: 'It's Very Likely I Will Be Out Of A Job Soon'

People in high-earning jobs have more financial flexibility than people who earn the median income, but they're vulnerable to the same risks as every employee. If a high earner loses their job, their income will suddenly vanish, and one high earner is nervous about that scenario.

The Guardian - UK

Quit dumping on older people, we’re giving back to our communities

Letters: Retirees are helping run food banks, libraries, and charity shops, stepping in where younger generations aren’t, say readers in response to an article by Phillip Inman

Benzinga

'He Doesn't Want To Be A Burden,' Says Daughter As Dad's Retirement Vanishes To $90,000 In Scams And Mounting Debt

Sarah from Jacksonville, Florida, told "The Ramsey Show" in June that her widower father had been scammed out of $90,000 in retirement savings over five years, after covering medical expenses for his late wife.

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