Remote IT Worker Earns $746,000 by Secretly Juggling Five Jobs
A remote IT professional said he earns roughly $746,000 annually while simultaneously working five jobs, highlighting how AI and remote work are reshaping white-collar employment.
Saving & Budgeting
Learn how to manage your everyday money more effectively. This section covers practical strategies for saving, building emergency funds, cutting unnecessary expenses and creating realistic budgets that work. We provide tools, examples and insights to help readers take control of their finances, reach short-term goals and lay the groundwork for long-term financial stability.
FOX Offers $50,000 for Fan to Watch Every World Cup Match in Times Square
FOX is offering $50,000 to a single fan willing to watch all 104 World Cup matches live in Times Square. The role includes content creation and audience engagement over 39 days.
United Airlines Launches MileagePlus Debit Rewards Card to Earn Miles
United Airlines has introduced the MileagePlus Debit Rewards Card, enabling members to earn miles on everyday spending and savings balances – no credit check required.
Premium Travel Cards Now Cost Over $500 a Year – Here’s How to Make Them Pay
By
Oleg Petrenko
• 3 mins read
Premium travel rewards cards now carry annual fees topping $500. With careful use of credits and perks, cardholders can still come out ahead.
Paper Social Security Checks Ending September 30 as Payments Go Digital
By
Oleg Petrenko
• 2 mins read
The U.S. government will phase out nearly all paper Social Security payments by September 30, 2025, requiring recipients to switch to direct deposit or prepaid debit cards.
New York to Send Inflation Refunds to 8 Million+ Residents This Fall
By
Oleg Petrenko
• 2 mins read
The New York Department of Taxation and Finance will send refund checks to over 8 million residents starting late September, with exact amounts based on 2023 income and filing status.
Average U.S. FICO Credit Score Drops for Second Year in a Row
By
Oleg Petrenko
• 2 mins read
The average U.S. FICO score slipped from 717 to 715 over the past year, marking its largest annual drop since the financial crisis, as more borrowers miss payments and student-loan delinquencies rise.