For the first time, the most common US bill in circulation is the $100: these benjamins aren't being used to transact our daily business — they're the preferred form of savings after a long spell of low inflation and nonexistent interest rates, when there are so many obvious reasons to distrust the banks. (via Naked Capitalism)
$100 bills outnumber $1s, and they're stuffed in our mattresses
- COMMENTS
- finance
- money
- untrustworthy banks
- uspoli
Site tracks interest rate on savings accounts
High Interest is a simple site that tracks the interest rate earned on savings accounts at U.S. banks. Customers Bank and Western Alliance Bank are seen to offer the best… READ THE REST
Fidelity massively writes down their investment in "X"
Since Elon "Pedo Guy" Musk purchased Twitter for the $44 billion joke price he made up, Fidelity has written down 71.5% of their investment in the company. Changing the name… READ THE REST
Uncovering the secret to a 20% return? A trading bot that tracks politicians' trades
The stock market has been relatively flat lately, but here's someone who's built a trading bot that tracks the stocks being bought and sold by politicians. The creator, called Quiver… READ THE REST
Save $169 on a lifetime license to Microsoft Windows 11 Pro and never look back
TL;DR: Revamp your digital world with this incredible lifetime license to Microsoft Windows 11 Pro, with its seamless interface and top-notch security, for only $29.97 (Reg. $199) until 11:59 PM on 1/07.… READ THE REST
Upgrade your tech for the new year with this refurbished iPad Pro, less than half price right now
TL;DR: Save over $350 on a refurbished Apple iPad Pro 10.5" 256GB, plus a free accessories bundle, with this sweet deal on sale for just $315.99 right now. Tech fans, it's time… READ THE REST
Make your rockstar dreams a reality for only $15.97 with this Guitar Lessons Training Bundle
TL;DR: The perfect last-minute holiday gift for an aspiring rocker, the 2024 Guitar Lessons Training Bundle is only $15.97 (Reg. $480) until 11:59 PM on 12/25. It's really never too late to make… READ THE REST