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The Times and The Sunday Times chief money reporter. Loves gardening
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Movsar Evloev on verge of title shot after beating Lerone Murphy at UFC London

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By Ali Hussain Verified
| WHBO-AM (Pinellas Park, FL) Verified
Movsar Evloev turned the UK crowd upside down after beating the British fighter Lerone Murphy on his home turf at UFC London. Movsar Evloev turned the UK crowd upside down after beating the British fighter Lerone Murphy on his home turf at UFC London. Movsar recorded a unanimous decision over Murphy after a close five-round battle to emerge as the clear number one contender for the UFC featherweight title on Saturday night.
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How Does Your Credit Card Bill Stack Up Against the US Average Today? Original

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By Ali Hussain Verified
| Investopedia Verified
Key Takeaways If your credit card bill keeps rising month after month, you're not alone. Many Americans have seen their balances grow amid inflation and rising living costs. Plus, it can be difficult to keep track of your actual spending and how much interest you're paying. Below, we explore how much credit card debt the average American has, plus ways to pay down your debt.
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How adopting these two simple habits can enhance your retirement happiness

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By Ali Hussain Verified
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Ali Hussain Key Takeaways Retirement has changed due to longer life spans, shrinking pensions and rising health care costs. What was once a quiet chapter in one's life now demands a more complex phase of planning and preparation. Guardian Life Insurance's "14th Annual Workplace Benefits" study reveals that the top two retirement regrets among Americans in 2025 were not saving enough and not starting to save earlier.
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