Willie Morales+FollowStop Debt Collectors Calling After a Parent DiesEver get weird calls about a late parent’s credit card? Here’s the scoop: You’re usually NOT on the hook for those bills unless your name is on the account. Most of the time, the estate pays what it can, and the rest just... disappears. If collectors keep bugging you, know your rights: you can tell them to stop, and they legally have to listen. Watch out for scammers, too—never pay up or share info without proof! #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyLifehacks22Share
Stacie Hernandez+FollowWhy Your Burger Might Be Heating Up the PlanetHere’s a hot coffee break fact: Bill Gates says your burger habit is a bigger climate culprit than you think. Turns out, all those cows and the fertilizer used to grow their feed are major sources of planet-warming gases. If you’re looking for a money-smart, planet-friendly hack, try swapping a few beef meals for plant-based options. Not only could you help cool the planet, but you might save some cash too! #Business #ClimateHacks #MoneyLifehacks00Share
Willie Morales+FollowShould You Pay Mom’s Credit Card Debt?Here’s a money lifehack for anyone dealing with a family loss: If you get a life insurance payout after a parent passes, you don’t have to use that money to pay off their credit card bills—unless you co-signed or agreed in writing. Credit card debt is tied to the estate, not to you personally. Don’t let family guilt-trips drain your financial cushion. Protect your wallet and know your rights! #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyLifehacks10Share
nkent+FollowAre You Secretly Winning at Retirement?Ever wonder if your retirement savings are actually ahead of the game? Turns out, if you’ve started saving early, know your target number, or have more than $18k stashed by 35, you’re beating most Americans. The big shift: more people are starting late and dipping into their savings early, which can set you back. The lifehack? Even small, consistent contributions (and not touching your nest egg) can make you a retirement rockstar. Time to check your score! #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyLifehacks00Share
Shelly Powell+FollowHow a Real Estate 'Too Good to Be True' Trap Ruined LivesNext time someone pitches you a property deal that 'pays for itself,' remember France’s biggest real estate scam. A couple promised easy money to doctors and professionals, but it turned into €1.2 billion in losses and years of debt for hundreds. They’re now facing jail and massive fines. Lesson: If it sounds like free money, double-check the fine print before signing anything! #RealEstate #MoneyLifehacks #ScamAlert00Share
Samuel Gutierrez+FollowWaiting on an Inheritance? Here’s the Real TimelineIf you’re expecting an inheritance after a loved one’s passing, don’t start refreshing your bank app just yet. Even if your aunt promised you’d get everything, only what’s in her official will counts. Probate (the legal process to sort out her stuff) is slow by design—think months, not weeks. Executors aren’t required to give you constant updates, and debts get paid before anyone inherits. Bottom line: Don’t budget for money you haven’t received, and patience is your best friend here. #Business #MoneyLifehacks #Inheritance00Share
Timothy Bird+FollowWhy Billionaires Are Building Fancy BunkersEver wonder what the ultra-rich are up to? Turns out, they're not just buying yachts—they're building luxury bunkers underground, complete with bowling alleys and racetracks. The twist? These 'doomsday caves' are partly a response to climate disasters that, ironically, their own lifestyles help create. While most of us can't afford a bunker, you can still prep for the unexpected: solar panels and weatherproofing your home are smart moves for anyone. Who knew prepping could be so posh? #Business #MoneyLifehacks #BillionaireLifestyle54Share
Diane Carter+FollowWhen Helping Family Wrecks Your CreditEver let a parent use your credit card for “just one bill”? One woman did, and her mom racked up $6,000 in charges, tanking her credit score. Turns out, this is a common nightmare: family asks for a small favor, then treats your card like their own emergency fund. If you’re ever in this spot, remember—setting boundaries isn’t selfish, it’s self-preservation. Protect your credit like you’d protect your phone password! #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyLifehacks00Share
Paige Douglas+FollowWhy Suze Orman Says Skip Life Insurance at 70Thinking about leaving your kids a little nest egg? Suze Orman says, at 70, it’s time to put yourself first. Instead of paying big bucks for life insurance, she suggests investing that money for your own future. You might end up with more cash—and more fun in retirement. Her advice: Don’t cancel a policy unless you’re 100% healthy, but don’t stress about leaving a windfall. Sometimes, living well is the best gift you can give. #Business #MoneyLifehacks #RetirementTips81Share
derek12+FollowHow Ignoring Taxes Can Ruin Your Nest EggEver think ignoring taxes will make them disappear? Think again! A house flipper skipped filing for 24 years, and now the IRS wants $150K—and is coming for the family home. The twist? He funneled money through his kid’s bank account, putting them both at risk. If you’re ever asked to share accounts or handle someone else’s money, make sure you know what’s up. Don’t let someone else’s shortcuts wreck your credit or savings—open your own accounts and talk to a pro if things get weird. #Business #MoneyLifehacks #TaxTips10Share
