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How super PACs and Citizens United are affecting big money and the election

The Supreme Court case Citizens United arguably changed American political campaigns for good. So, how is it affecting this presidential election?

How to create a financial cushion

The first step to financial freedom is creating a fallback fund. You'll need to have around three to six months of living expenses saved in a separate account for when life throws you a curveball.

Feel like a total fraud at work? Here's how to change that

Feeling like a total fraud is all too common among high achievers who think some of their accomplishments are a result of dumb luck and that someday they’ll be exposed. Veuer’s Johana Restrepo has more.

7 of the richest athletes in America

From the field to the court, athletes are certainly paid well to lead their teams to victory. To determine which athletes are the richest, GOBankingRates looked at the net worths of current and former athletes who have played in one of the four major American sports leagues -- NFL, NHL, NBA and MLB.

Should older investors invest like millennials?

It's never too early to start thinking about saving for your retirement. But if you're a part of Generation X or a young Baby Boomer, the need to start putting away money for your Golden Years is more urgent.

15 Painless Ways You Can Cut Costs

Follow these tips to save — so you'll have money for things that really matter.

8 things you should always buy at thrift stores

For one avid shopper, these items stand out from the rest when shopping for secondhand bargains.

Gas taxes: Where does your state rank?

How much Americans pay at the pump depends on several factors — primarily, the price of crude oil, which is determined in large part by global supply and demand.

Biggest company founded the year you graduated high school

While a number of the country’s largest, fastest-growing tech companies were founded in the last 25 years, the majority of America’s largest companies were founded in the 20th century.

Things you don't need to buy

There's so much stuff we really don't need.

Mind-blowing facts about North Korea's economy

North Korea is one of the most secretive nations in the world, and its economy is full of mysteries.

Warning signs of a stock market meltdown

You'll want to be aware of home purchases, inflation and more.

Worst-run cities in America

These are the worst-run cities across the United States that rank lowest in overall quality of city services. Data were collected by WalletHub and based on a variety of factors, such as education, economy, and health.

Places where the American dream is struggling

These 50 counties and county equivalents are mired in poverty.

Companies bought for a fortune that then flopped

While company mergers are a great way for big businesses to increase their market share and diversify their offerings, many are doomed to fail. From iconic brands enticed by rising stars to culture clashes that caused the loss of millions, we’re counting down the most famous failed corporate acquisitions and mergers of all time.

Countries that will have the most millionaires in 5 years

The U.S. accounts for 40% of the millionaires worldwide and for 40% of those in the top 1% of global wealth distribution.

Quiz: Name the brands behind these famous slogans

Advertising can make or break a brand. When they work, slogans can increase sales and endear a company to consumers for decades. See which brands are behind these famous slogans.

Hobbies you can actually make money on

While the vast majority of people who participate in these hobbies do not earn money from them, a select few do. Some have been able to turn a profit from their hobby by sheer luck. Others are extremely skilled at their craft.

Jeffrey Epstein's mystery bank came alive after his death

In the years after Jeffrey Epstein registered as a sex offender, he closed his money management firm and started a business to develop algorithms and mine DNA and financial databases. 

How McKinsey destroyed the middle class

Technocratic management, no matter how brilliant, cannot unwind structural inequalities.