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All-You-Can-Eat Buffets: Can You Get Kicked Out for Eating Too Much?
Don't plan on practicing your competitive-eating skills at an all-you-can-eat buffet. You can definitely get kicked out. Plus, don't be a jerk.
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Want to Write a Book? An Expert Shares What You Need to Know
Professional ghostwriter poses some important questions that any would-be author might want to consider before diving into such a challenging task.
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Seven Tips to Land Your First Client as a Financial Adviser or Entrepreneur
Building customer relationships is easier when you start from a place of trust and empathy.
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Three Ways President Trump Could Impact the Economy
The Letter Some of Trump's top priorities could boost economic growth, but others risk fueling inflation.
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U.S. Consumers May Feel Pinch From Panama Canal Tariff Hike
Tax Policy The Panama Canal tariffs on crossing ships will add to looming price hikes for U.S. consumers as Trump threatens to take control of the historic waterway.
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The Verizon Administrative Settlement Payment is a Reminder Class-Action Lawsuits Won't Make You Rich
People are receiving payouts from the Verizon administrative settlement and are surprised at how small they are. This provides a helpful financial lesson reminder.
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Why Small Business in 2025 Should Have You Excited
A unique combination of consumer support, tech advancements and a growing ecosystem of resources make it a remarkable time to launch or expand your business.
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10 Predictions for 2025 from The Kiplinger Letter
The Kiplinger Letter As 2025 arrives, here are our top 10 forecasts for the new year.
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How To Know If Your Car Is Recalled — And What To Do About It
A brief guide to how to find out if your car is recalled and what your next steps should be.
