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I found $9,800 in an old cookie tin in my late grandmother’s pantry. My uncle says “finders keepers” doesn’t apply. What does the law say?

If you find a large sum of cash that was hidden away in a deceased relative's home, the old saying "finders keepers" doesn't necessarily apply.
November 21, 2025 Miles Rook

I offered our best part-time worker a full-time job with a raise and benefits, but she said no because she would lose her food stamps. What now?

An employee's refusal to take a better job offer may seem baffling at first, but her stems from the very real fear of losing federal benefits.
November 21, 2025 Alex Summers

A small-town priest took a £400 painting to Antiques Roadshow—turns out to be one of the most valuable items in the show’s history

Father Jamie MacLeod’s £400 antiques-shop painting hung quietly on a retreat-house wall for years. It looked like a simple old portrait—pleasant, a little mysterious, but nothing remarkable. Then one casual visit to Antiques Roadshow turned that quiet purchase into one of the show’s most extraordinary discoveries.
November 20, 2025 Jesse Singer

I want to declare personal bankruptcy but that won’t free me from my $268K in student loans. What now?

Millions of financially strapped people have been finding out the hard way that bankruptcy doesn't discharge their student loan debt easily.
November 19, 2025 Sasha Wren

Jury duty only pays me $50 a day and my boss says I won’t be paid after the first week, but the trial is set to drag on for months. Now what?

Most jury duty lasts only a few days, but some trials can stretch into weeks or even months. If your employer stops paying you during this time, you may be facing a financial crisis.
November 20, 2025 Peter Kinney

The Opportunity And The Pitfalls Of Taking On A Restaurant Franchise in 2026

Franchising a restaurant offers a ready-made business model and a path to success for those willing to take the risk and put in the work.
November 20, 2025 Peter Kinney

Bill Gates Says These 3 Jobs Will Be The Only Ones To Survive The Rise Of Artificial Intelligence

Entire industries are being reshaped faster than anyone expected. Yet Bill Gates says three kinds of jobs will still matter even as AI grows smarter—fields he believes rely on uniquely human creativity, judgment, and curiosity.
November 19, 2025 Jesse Singer

Strategies To Use High Interest Rates to Your Advantage: Smart Moves For Savers, Investors, and Borrowers

Many people panic over rising interest rates, but there some ways that you can make high interest rates work in your favor.
November 19, 2025 Quinn Mercer

I tried to pay rent and my bank app said “Account Restricted”—can the IRS really freeze your money without warning?

You go to pay rent, open your bank app, and suddenly see the one phrase nobody ever wants to see: “Account Restricted.” No explanation. No warning. Just a silent lock on your money. It feels like a glitch—or like someone drained your account. But sometimes the truth is far more unsettling: it’s the IRS.
November 18, 2025 Jesse Singer

The interviewer asked how I deal with conflict, and I told a story about yelling at a coworker. Should I have lied instead?

Few job interview questions cause candidates more problems than this old classic: “How do you deal with conflict?” We look at how to respond when it's you that's on the spot.
November 17, 2025 Penelope Singh

My brother is our executor but delayed selling mom’s house for sentimental reasons. Now the market’s down and the home has lost thousands. Can I sue?

When the executor hesitates or drags his feet in selling estate assets, the potential financial losses can seem like negligence.
November 18, 2025 Marlon Wright

Nations with vast oil wealth are diversifying into green energy — not because they want to, but because they have to.

Countries dependent on crude oil revenues are stepping up their green energy investment not just because of obligations, but out of necessity.
November 18, 2025 J.D. Blackwell