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If America's Total Auto Loan Debt Was Split Equally, How Much Would You Owe? (opens the original)
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Americans love our cars, and we put our money where our (motor)mouth is. In the second quarter of 2026, the Federal Reserve reported that total automotive debt reached $1.713 trillion. That's an all-time high, up $28 billion from the first quarter and up $58 billion year-over-year. Meanwhile, nearly 8 in 10 Americans now report financial stress according to a Capital One survey. So how can you avoid the risks that come with growing auto loan debt? According to the Census Bureau, there are around
Mark Cuban: 6 Investments To Steer Clear of If You Like Your Money (opens the original)
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In addition to buying and selling the Dallas Mavericks and his long-standing appearance on "Shark Tank," Mark Cuban has amassed a fortune through savvy investments. So how can you follow suit and invest like Cuban? First and foremost, you want to avoid any potentially bad investments. Per one of the most famous venture capitalists in the world, here are six to be very wary of. Cuban looks for businesses with unique competitive advantages that can't easily be replicated, as The Motley Fool report
Gen Z Burnout Could Stall Earning Power — 5 Moves To Get Your Career Back on Track (opens the original)
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Gen Z is running empty at work, and it's tanking their earning potential. According to a 2026 study by Zety, nearly three-quarters (71%) of Gen Z workers reported feeling burnout from their current jobs. That's not just a wellness problem for young workers. When you're exhausted and checked out, you duck big opportunities, pass on advancement and stop building the skills that drive career growth. Those missed moments translate into real money lost over time as setbacks compound. Fortunately, thi
Financing a Car? These 3 Numbers Matter More Than the Monthly Payment (opens the original)
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Car prices have shot up 30% since the pandemic, according to Fortune. And with five-year car loan rates jumping from 4.52% in 2022 to 7.52% today, per Federal Reserve data, car buyers face skyrocketing monthly payments from both sides. Unfortunately, that's led many car buyers to make dangerous compromises, and these can end up costing them far more in the long run. Keep a close eye on three numbers as you explore your next car payment, rather than fixating on the monthly payment alone. The annu
I'm a Mortgage Advisor: 4 Homebuying Risks Gen Z Should Avoid for the Next Year (opens the original)
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It's not your imagination; younger buyers face an increasingly uphill battle to become homeowners. Fortune recently cited a National Association of Realtors (NAR) study that found the average homebuyer in the U.S. today is 59 years old. Perhaps even worse, NAR reported that the average first-time buyer is 40, a record high. Meanwhile, first-time buyers make up a record low percentage of homebuyers at just 21%. Watch out for the following risks, as you explore buying a home over the next 12 month
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