Marlon Wright articles

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Gen X Says They Don't Want To Work, And Honestly, We Get It

They were supposed to retire comfortably. That's not happening. Gen X built the bridge between old and new work, then got stuck on it while everyone else crossed over. Their exhaustion tells a bigger story.
November 5, 2026 Marlon Wright
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My company replaced raises with one-time bonuses. How much is that going to cost me if I stay here for five more years?

Replacing annual pay raises with one-time bonuses could cost you thousands. Discover how this compensation change affects your salary, retirement savings, benefits, and long-term earnings over five years of employment.
October 23, 2026 Marlon Wright
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Forgotten Buffet Chains That Americans Loved Because They Seemed Like A Deal—Even If They Weren't

Remember America's forgotten buffet chains, from Old Country Buffet to Ryan's. Discover why families loved these all-you-can-eat restaurants, whether they were really bargains, and why so many disappeared.
October 21, 2026 Marlon Wright
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The Restaurant Fees That Make The Final Bill Look Nothing Like The Menu Price

A $25 entrée still sounds like a $25 entrée when you order it. Then the check arrives with service charges, gratuities, card fees, and little extras that were much easier to overlook.
September 25, 2026 Marlon Wright
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Coins From The 1960s That Are Worth Big Bucks Today

It’s true that every coin tells a story, but some also whisper tales of unexpected fortune. The turbulent sixties left behind a trail of experimental coins that some individuals will pay handsomely to own.
August 28, 2026 Marlon Wright


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