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Are Electric Vehicles Affordable? Here's How the Costs Break Down.

With inflation driving up the price of everything from cars to gas, is it time to look into budgeting for an electric vehicle?
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Electric Cars

Think You Can't Afford an Electric Car? Think Again

With the price of gas soaring, it might be time to look into buying an electric vehicle. And the cost might be more affordable than you may think. LX News storyteller Eric Rodriguez talks to experts to find out how the purchase price, incentives, and charging costs break down.
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‘Super Savers' Are Setting Aside 50% of Their Income to Retire Early

Cutting back on the three major expenses — housing, transportation and food — is key for “Super Savers,” who are saving at least half their income in an attempt to retire early. Insider senior investing reporter Kathleen Elkins interviewed several Super Savers, and joins LX News to discuss the frugal group.
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Tips for Home Buyers in a Cooling Real Estate Market

The housing market has been on a wild ride over the past two years, and if you’re not sure where things stand now, you’re not alone. Real estate agent Matt Templeton breaks down what to expect if you’re looking to buy or rent and how to get the best deal.
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Why Can't I Stop Buying Records?

LX News Storyteller Eric Rodriguez can’t stop buying vinyl records. But why? To find out what was behind this compulsion, he spoke to Dr. Stephanie Hartselle, a professor of psychiatry and human behavior at Brown University. She explains why someone might feel drawn to purchase something they don’t need, especially in these stressful times. She also provides some tips to...
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Can't Stop Shopping? This Doctor Explains Why We Impulse Buy Now More Than Ever.

Resisting some of our favorite vices has become increasingly difficult in the difficult times.
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How to Talk About Pay Without Making it Awkward

If you’re looking for a raise or even setting your rates as a freelancer, you might want to ask other workers about their pay. “If you can frame this conversation through your own vulnerability…that’s a much less threatening way to go about this conversation than saying ‘Hey, what do you make?'” says Stefanie O’Connell Rodriguez, host of the “Money Confidential”...
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5 Great, Foolproof Ways to Invest $1,000

Want to make money off your money? We’ve got you covered. In this part of our “Surviving Capitalism” series, we review five of the safest ways to stretch your savings a bit further.
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Some Countries Do Your Taxes For You. Here's Why the US Doesn't

The IRS checks the info on your tax return against the information it already has on you. So why don't they just fill out your return?
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Why You Have a Slim Chance of Getting Audited This Tax Season

Only 1 out of every 225 tax returns are inspected by an IRS agent, so your odds of getting audited are low, NBCLX Political Editor Noah Pransky says. He explains how the agency has been underfunded over the past several years and why audits are more likely for low-income taxpayers.
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