This Week in Money

Here are a few of the stories in money you may have missed this past week.

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Here are a few of the stories in money you may have missed this past week.

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Here’s the “Week in Money” roundup, your quick guide to the stories and behavioral finance insights shaping markets and personal money decisions, along with the trends and highlights you might’ve missed over the past week.

Here’s the “Week in Money” roundup, your quick guide to the stories and behavioral finance insights shaping markets and personal money decisions, along with the trends and highlights you might’ve missed over the past week.

Here are a few of the stories in money you may have missed this past week: gen z, stocks, space X, money lessons.

Here’s the “Week in Money” roundup, your quick guide to the stories and behavioral finance insights shaping markets and personal money decisions, along with the trends and highlights you might’ve missed over the past week.

Here are a few of the stories in money you may have missed this past week.

Stories on markets, money, and human behavior.

Here are a few of the stories in money you may have missed this past week.

Here are a few of the stories in money you may have missed this past week.

Here are a few of the stories in money you may have missed this past week.

Here are a few of the stories in money you may have missed this past week. Refunds as survival money: Younger Americans increasingly depend on tools like side hustles, buy now pay later, and refunds to stay financially afloat amid rising costs. What’s up with mortgage rates: Mortgage rates are slightly easing week-to-week, offering a bit of relief to homebuyers and refinancers after recent volatility. However, rates are still stuck in the mid-6% range, meaning affordability r