Kathryn Olsen+FollowCould Your Next Car Save You on Taxes?Heads up if you’re car shopping: Starting in 2025, you might be able to write off the interest on your auto loan—just like with a mortgage! The catch? It’s only for new, U.S.-assembled rides, and there’s an income cap. This could mean a couple grand back in your pocket over a few years, but don’t expect it to make new cars a steal. Still, if you’re eyeing a Tesla or a Ford (but not all models!), it’s worth checking if you qualify before signing that loan. #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyHacks00Share
Elizabeth Lewis+FollowWhy Your House Isn’t Making You RichEver thought your house or car was making you wealthier? Think again! Turns out, most of us are stacking up stuff that drains our wallets instead of filling them. The real money move? Use your cash to buy things that pay you back—like rental properties or stocks that send you cash every month. The trick is to spend less on flashy stuff and more on assets that work for you, not the other way around. That’s how you break free from living paycheck to paycheck! #Business #Market #MoneyHacks10Share
megan01+FollowWhy Selling Your House Before Retiring Makes SenseThinking about retiring with a house? It might be time to rethink that plan. Homeownership now costs the average American $21,000 a year—ouch! Between surprise repairs, taxes, and bills, your dream home can turn into a money pit. Many retirees risk running out of cash, so selling your house before retirement could free up money for travel, hobbies, or just peace of mind. Plus, you might dodge a big tax bill if you plan ahead. Would you sell your home to boost your retirement fund? #RealEstate #RetirementPlanning #MoneyHacks46Share
megan01+FollowWould You Buy a House on Twitch?!Tony Parker’s Texas mega-mansion is back on the market—this time with a $3M price drop and a wild twist: Twitch star Kai Cenat is living there and streaming the whole thing! Forget boring open houses; now, you can tour a waterpark, movie theater, and trophy vault from your couch. The real money hack? Sellers are using viral livestreams to hype up luxury homes and reach buyers who want more than just square footage—they want a story. Would you buy a house you saw on Twitch? #RealEstate #CelebrityHomes #MoneyHacks01Share
Allen Rios+FollowBuffett’s $93K/Hour Coke HackImagine earning more in an hour than most folks make in a year—just by holding onto your favorite soda stock. That’s Warren Buffett’s reality: his Berkshire Hathaway rakes in over $93,000 every hour from Coca-Cola dividends alone. The real takeaway? Sometimes, the best money move is to find a brand you love, stick with it, and let time (and those dividend checks) do the heavy lifting. Cheers to patient investing—and maybe sipping a Coke while you wait! #Business #Market #MoneyHacks121Share
nkent+FollowBNPL: The Checkout Hack Gets a Reality CheckEver clicked 'buy now, pay later' at checkout? Heads up: soon, those instant payment plans will come with a quick wallet check. The UK's watchdog wants lenders to make sure you can actually pay back what you borrow—no more racking up surprise debt. If you hit a rough patch, lenders will have to help you out, and you can complain if things go sideways. So, your next shopping spree might feel a bit more like grown-up budgeting! #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyHacks40Share
Jordan Williams+FollowDollar Stores Slash Prices—Here’s WhyEver notice your grocery bill creeping up, even at discount stores? Dollar General just dropped prices on over 1,000 everyday items to win back shoppers feeling the pinch. With more folks tightening their belts and even middle-class shoppers hunting for bargains, the store is fighting to keep you coming back. Plus, with Target keeping school supplies cheap, the competition is heating up. If you’re looking to stretch your dollars, now’s the time to check out those extra discounts and digital coupons! #Business #LocalBusiness #MoneyHacks379208Share
Brad Caldwell+FollowHomebuilders Are Slashing Prices—Why Now?Heads up if you’re house hunting: new single-family home construction just dipped, and nearly 2 in 5 builders are cutting prices to attract buyers. Why? With mortgage rates creeping up and inflation making everything pricier, fewer folks are jumping into the market. But here’s the money hack: more homes and builder discounts mean you might snag a better deal if you’re ready to shop around. It’s a rare moment where waiting could pay off! #RealEstate #HomeBuyingTips #MoneyHacks259Share
Robert Mayo+FollowWhy Jamie Dimon Says 'Don't Blow Up'Jamie Dimon, the boss at JPMorgan, learned the hard way at 14 that markets can crash fast—he watched his first stock tank nearly 50%. Now, his golden rule is simple: play it safe, even when everyone else is hyped. He’s all about keeping cash handy and not chasing risky trends, so his bank stays standing when others stumble. Basically, Dimon’s saying: it’s better to miss out on some quick wins than to lose it all when things go south. Smart move for your own money, too! #Business #Market #MoneyHacks145Share
Anthony Cook+FollowHow Everyone’s Becoming a Deal HunterNoticed everyone’s turning into a bargain ninja lately? Even though we’re still swiping our cards, shoppers are skipping splurges and hunting for the best deals—think more dollar store runs, fewer fancy gadgets. Even at restaurants, folks are swapping steak dinners for burger joints to stretch their cash. The big shift: People aren’t buying less, just buying smarter. So, next time you score a deal, you’re right on trend! #Business #LocalBusiness #MoneyHacks00Share