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A record share of Americans are taking emergency withdrawals from their 401(k)s
Megan Cerullo is a New York-based reporter for CBS MoneyWatch covering small business, workplace, health care, consumer spending and personal finance topics.
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Women spend over $1600 a year on health and hygiene, new survey...
The average woman spends $1,639 annually on their wellness, according to new research.
A survey of 2,000 women 20-50 years old found that from vitamins to pads and razors, 61% feel like they can't keep up with all of their hygiene needs, often feeling the need to choose between financial and physical wellness.
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A booming employee benefit at the heart of America's affordability debate
A customer receives cash change from a cashier at a Walmart in the Porter Ranch neighborhood of Los Angeles.
Many of the nation's largest corporate employers are allowing workers to access earned wages before payday, and discovering it is an employment benefit in high demand.
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#MinimumWage #CostOfLiving #FinancialWellness
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This wage gap may be why you strain financially to live in your state
Nearly 20 states are set to increase their minimum wage in the new year.
American families living in half the country -- 25 states -- need to earn about $30 an hour, or roughly $53,000 per year after taxes, to make ends meet, according to an analysis from all-in-one finance app platform MoneyLion.
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Social Security Recipients Will Lose This Much by Claiming at 62 Instead of 70 in 2026
Americans approaching retirement face a simple but high-stakes choice: when to claim Social Security.
For most people, claiming benefits at 62 instead of waiting until 70 means receiving about 40% less per month for life.
