These 3 millennials didn’t wait until 65 to stop working — here’s why they ‘mini-retired’ first
Some millennials are looking to blend the barrier between work and play with mini-retirements.
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I paid $65 for a giant collection of vintage dishes at a thrift store, then found out it’s worth almost $1,000
Millennials into dinner parties are reviving interest in antique china. One learned her secondhand haul was worth a lot more than she paid.
Why famed investor Charlie Munger once told Costco it’s important to ‘stick to our knitting’
A member of Costco’s board for more than a quarter century, the late Charlie Munger said it should keep doing what it’s always been doing.
I moved back to the US after 1 year abroad in Japan. My American career is more lucrative, but life is better in Japan.
Ben Gran lived in Japan for a year teaching English. More than 20 years later, he still vividly remembers the experience and what it taught him.
I’m a millionaire and my partner makes $60K. I don’t ask him to split bills 50-50 because it’s not fair.
Tori Dunlap is a multimillionaire whose partner earned $60,000 in 2024. They share how they split expenses equitably and communicate openly.
A Gen Xer made $280k secretly working 2 remote jobs in the medical field. He said he gave up on ‘climbing the corporate ladder.’
A Gen Xer who struggled to get promoted began secretly working two remote jobs. He made $280,000 last year.
Russia’s real strongman: Meet the oligarch who’s pushing Putin to destroy Ukraine
Part Steve Bannon, part Elon Musk, Konstantin Malofeyev is dead set on Making Russia Great Again
2 cities tried basic income for formerly incarcerated people. Participants felt more food secure but struggled to pay for housing.
Gainesville and Durham gave formerly incarcerated residents $600 a month. It helped participants afford food and other essentials.
A Chinese wargame hints it can blind a cutting-edge US missile. That may be a mind game.
In a simulation China made public, a powerful Type 055 destroyer succeeded in temporarily blinding incoming US anti-ship missiles.
We’ve entered the era of scaredy-cat capitalism
Trump’s bum-rush first month in office has left businesses scrambling to win over the president, avoid his ire, or simply figure out what’s going on.