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Medora Lee

Medora Lee

Money, Economics and Personal Finance Reporter at For The Win - USA Today

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Recent Articles

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Why some say paying cash is a gift to small businesses this Saturday

Texas restaurants are asking customers to pay wth cash instead of credit card this Small Business Saturday. Here's why and will it work?
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Fed faces another tough rate decison with inflation and job data delay

October jobs and inflation reports are canceled and November data are delayed until after the Fed's Dec. 9-10 meeting. What this may mean for rates.
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Why crypto's having a terrible, horrible, no good, very bad month

Bitcoin and other crypto have dropped more than 30%, putting them firmly into bear markets. What's happening and what it means for investors.
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It's official. Medicare Part B 2026 premium will eat a big chunk of...

Medicare Part B 2026 increase is the second largest ever in dollar terms. It'll likely eat a big chunk of the Social Security COLA and hurt seniors.
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Half of Gen Z lacks key financial knowledge. Here's who is stepping...

TikTok? No problem. Cents in a dollar? Eight percent of Gen Z have no clue. Here's how companies are trying to fix that.
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Are you near 2026 IRS retirement savings caps? Here are the limits

The IRS raised the limit on how much Americans can stash away for retirement in 2026. Here's what they are. How close are you?
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The winners (and losers) in Trump's new student loan plans

Celebrations for student debt forgiveness for some quickly faded after ED announced new PSLF rules. What to know about Trump's student loan plans.
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Visa, Mastercard reach $200 billion deal over swipe fees. Will you ...

Third time's a charm? Visa and Mastercard said they've reached a credit card swipe-fee deal (again) with merchants. Would it save consumers money?
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Why Americans on the move need to stop and review their estate plan...

Millions of American move to a different state each year but don't update their estate planning documents. That's a mistake, experts say. Here's why.
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IRS Direct File ends. Here are other free or low-cost tax-filing op...

Direct File has ended. Americans who used the free tax-filing program will have to find a new option. Here are some alternatives.
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Older Americans own a lot of property. Do they know how to pass it ...

Property will be a big chunk of the great wealth transfer. Older Americans need to plan properly to pass on real estate, experts say. Here's how.