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Jim Cramer: People should put their '401(k) to work' during market decline

CNBC's Jim Cramer said on Friday young investors with long-term horizons to retirement should now put money to work in this week's steep stock market correction.

Tips for saving money on a wedding

We have insider tips on how to have your picture-perfect wedding, while still having the wedding of your dreams. Buzz60’s Chloe Hurst has the story!

Lucrative side hustles for people over 50

Many young workers have a second job or a hobby that can supply them with an extra flow of income, but that isn't just exclusive to millennials. Here are seven side hustles for people over 50.

Inside a $23 million shark-infested mega-home

Located in the Hollywood Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles is the "Shark House Mansion" — a $23 million mega-home with real sharks that live inside.

7 of the best jobs in America

There are a wide variety of great jobs throughout America. But how do you know which are the best?

5 effective ways you can stop junk mail

Junk mail overloading your snail-mail mailbox? Here are 5 ways to control the paper surge.

How coronavirus could slow down the US drug supply

The United States relies on overseas factories for some of the key ingredients of vital medications, and shortages could impact medication supplies.

What are the rules for claiming dependents when filing taxes?

At tax time, claiming a child or dependent can save you a lot of money - but it's not always straightforward. CBSN spoke with New Gen Financial's Alicia Jegede to break down the do's and don'ts.

Tokyo Disneyland to close through mid-March

Tokyo Disneyland will be closed from Saturday to March 15 due to concerns about coronavirus infections spreading in Japan. As Fred Katayama reports, that leaves all of

The government's weirdest expenses ever

With an annual budget approaching $5 trillion, the United States government spends money on all kinds of things and Senator Rand Paul keeps an eye on these expenditures in his regular “Waste Report.” While these reports contain a conservative Republican’s disdain toward publicly-funded green energy programs, foreign aid and academic research, Paul also highlights a number of weird expenditures.

Richest person in each state

As the 2020 election has brought income inequality to the forefront of American politics, billionaires are under scrutiny across the nation.

Dow set to lose 400 points at the open as worst week since the financial crisis continues

U.S. stock futures pointed to more losses early Friday after the major indexes suffered a tumble that sent them more than 10% below their record highs.

Will the economy re-elect Trump? Should it?

Last year, I was having lunch with a fellow economist who confessed a secret desire. “I hope the next recession begins soon,” he said. 

Here's what the Democratic presidential candidates want to do to your taxes

The candidates say wealthy taxpayers and businesses should pay more — but that’s where the agreements end.

The smart Social Security strategy that no one's talking about

This little-known strategy could make for a much more comfortable retirement.

How bad can stock market corrections get?

Stock market corrections, or drops of 10 percent from a high, are anxiety-inducing events. Here's what 401(k) investors need to know about future pain.

Billionaire family feud revealed by bugging at Ritz Hotel

A spat between the heirs of two of Britain’s most reclusive billionaires became very public this week following a court hearing that revealed that Frederick Barclay was being secretly recorded by his nephew at the Ritz Hotel.

Walmart is quietly working on an Amazon Prime competitor called Walmart+

Amazon Prime has devastated traditional retail. Walmart is about to fight back.