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Sports betting is everywhere now—here are the rules bettors might not realize they're breaking

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By Mike Winters Verified
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The NFL regular season starts Wednesday night, beginning a busy stretch for U.S. sports bettors. Twenty-seven percent of Americans now have an active online sportsbook account, up from 19% in 2024, according to a Siena Research Institute survey of 3,084 people conducted Feb.16 - 27. The survey conducted by the non-partisan polling organization has a "credibility interval" of plus or minus 1.9 percentage points.
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How much money Americans in their 30s and 40s have in their 401(k)s—see how you stack up Original

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By Mike Winters Verified
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Boosted by a strong stock market, the average 401(k) balance jumped 10.5% from March through June — the biggest quarterly increase since 2020, according to new data from Fidelity. Here’s how much Fidelity participants in their 30s and 40s have socked away, on average: 30s: $75,200 40s: $156,800 Workers are also saving a historically high share of their pay, Fidelity says.
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Waiting for homebuying to get more affordable? Here's what to expect in 2027

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By Mike Winters Verified
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Mike Winters If you've been waiting for the housing market to get before buying a home, 2027 may not bring much relief. The latest forecasts suggest 30-year fixed mortgage rates could remain closer to 7% next year, keeping borrowing costs high for prospective buyers. The average 30-year fixed rate is currently 6.81% , according to Mortgage News Daily. Fannie Mae now expects rates to average 6.7% in 2027, a notable jump from the 6.3% it forecast just a month ago.
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