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When you're planning a wedding, you expect drama over seating charts—not trust funds. But for one 28-year-old woman, protecting her daughter's financial future sparked something much bigger than a minor disagreement—it forced her to question the future of her entire relationship.

Gaming PCs are famously expensive, but you don't have to opt for the most high-end parts like this Redditor has. Here's how not to overspend on your next rig.

A viral Reddit post on the r/Finanzen subreddit is questioning whether even the ‘Oracle of Omaha’ Warren Buffett needs to re-evaluate his strategy, as data from Card Ladder shows that Pokémon trading cards have become a surprisingly lucrative investment, significantly outpacing the SP 500.

Fans have apparently uncovered mentions of "cruise mode" in Starfield's code

There are many ways we, as candidates, can fail a job interview, like arriving late, wearing inappropriate clothing, or showing up without having done our homework about the employer. But focusing solely on our own performance is a mistake—the hiring managers might inadvertently reveal that the company isn’t worth our…

Up Bank, Bendigo’s fast-growing mobile only bank popular with Gen Z and millennial Aussies, has introduced a new interest rate that’s proving so disliked, people are making TikToks about it. And when you look at the rates, its no wonder Up’s surprisingly once-loyal fanbase is considering taking a hike. Last…

Many Americans don’t know a whole lot about where their food comes from. In 2017, the Washington Post claimed that 7 percent of Americans believed that chocolate milk came from brown cows. In the early 1990s, a Department of Agriculture study found that 1 in 5 Americans didn’t even know…

Party wants video platform to face same scrutiny as broadcasters due to deepfake and investment scams