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- Sep 13, 2026
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Trump has now floated giving nearly $15,000 to Americans across 5 separate 'dividend' checks. Just 1 ever paid out (opens the original)
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With the midterm elections nearing, President Trump is once again promising cash for Americans, but skeptics and even some of his backers are cautioning that this is a familiar tune that lacks any real substance. "The $5,000 Trump Dividend, given to all Adults in the United States due to the fact that our Country is taking in Trillions of Dollars of Economic Development, Investment, and Pure SUCCESS, is being criticized by 'Dumocrats' who are hoping that it never happens — But it will!" Trump wr
Walt Disney mortgaged his house and sold his car to fund Snow White — his wife said she 'never felt secure' (opens the original)
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Walt Disney was a visionary who created a company that is arguably the leader in the entertainment field today. But he had to take a lot of risks, and that didn't always sit well with his wife Lillian. Walt wasn't just an evangelist for his big ideas, he was a backer. In 1934, when he set out to make Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, costs ran up to $250,000. While there were investors, the company still had trouble meeting the amount required to create the film, so Walt sold his car, mortgaged h
45% of parents go into debt for Disney trips, averaging $1,983 — while one influencer dropped $100K on a vacation club (opens the original)
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Disney theme parks are preferred destinations for a lot of travelers. Kids (and more than a few adults) can't want to get a hug from Mickey and eagerly await their turn to ride everything from the carousel to Space Mountain. But a ticket to a Disney theme park isn't cheap. A decade ago, a single-day admission to Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida ran from $105 to $124. Today, you'll pay between $119 and $184, depending on when you choose to go. Add in hotel costs and food, and the bill can qu
Elon Musk's Boring Co. closes $20 billion round with an unusual catch — investors must help recruit or lose shares (opens the original)
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It's not unusual for companies to seek financing as they grow. It's also not unusual for them to ask for help with recruiting top employees. It is, however, extremely unusual for a company to demand potential backers to help them bring people on board. When the company is run by Elon Musk, though, the normal rules apparently do not apply. Musk's The Boring Company, which builds machinery that it claims can dig underground tunnels cheaper than competitors, has closed a $20 billion funding round.
Retirees have fewer options and less ability to recover from setbacks. Here's when today's average American is retiring (opens the original)
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Americans are feeling less confident about retirement these days. The new Retirement Confidence Survey from the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) finds that the number of workers who feel confident they will have enough money to live comfortably through their retirement has fallen by six percentage points to 61% in the last year. Jeff Bezos backs a platform that lets anyone invest in rental homes for as little as $100 — 6 ways to build wealth like a landlord without actually being one D
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