• Mnuchin: Tubman $20 Bill Design Delayed Past 2020
  
  Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Wednesday the redesign of the $20 bill to feature 19th century abolitionist leader Harriet Tubman has been delayed.
• States With the Highest and Lowest Property Taxes
  
  Property tax is not always something homebuyers take into account when shopping for a home, but it can dramatically impact your budget. And how much you pay ultimately comes down to where you live.
• Study: It's Better to Be Born Rich Than Smart
  
  When it comes to success, shocking new research indicates it is better to be born rich than smart. The Georgetown University study, released Wednesday, indicates a child's success later in life is determined by their parents' wealth instead of their test scores.
• 46 Million Australian Bank Notes Circulated With Typos
  
  For the last six months an embarrassing typo printed on 46 million $50 Australian bank notes has gone undetected.
• 5 Jobs With the Fastest Growing Paychecks
  
  The U.S. job market is seeing steady growth at the moment. The number of openings rose to about 5.6 million in April, signaling a 1% growth per month...
• Here's Your Ch-Ch-Ch-Change: David Bowie Now Adorns Local British Currency
  
  The late singer David Bowie's face has replaced that of Queen Elizabeth on local currency in a rapidly gentrifying London neighborhood of Brixton, the star's birthplace, The Wall Street Journal reported.
• Former GE CEO Immelt Out of Running to Lead Challenged Uber
  
  Former General Electric CEO Jeffrey Immelt has taken himself out of the running to lead Uber as the ride-hailing giant seeks to overcome its ethical scandals and turn itself into a profitable business.
• Barney Frank: 'Mistake' for Dodd-Frank to Set Limit Too Low for Bank Supervision
  
  A co-sponsor of far-reaching Wall Street reform legislation concedes it was a mistake to set the limit too low on banks that would get extra supervision in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.In an interview with radio host John Catsimatidis on Sunday's The Cats...
• Tennis Star and Emerging Golf Pro Mardy Fish Named Brand Ambassador for Luxury Business Jets
  
  Mardy Fish, a former American ATP #1 ranked tennis star and emerging pro golfer, is favored to win this year’s Celebrity Golf Tournament.
• Pound Reaches 2016 Peak as Traders Await U.K. Referendum Result
  
  The pound reached the strongest level this year as British voters cast their ballots in a referendum on the nation's European Union membership.A gauge of sterling advanced for a second day, while the currency headed for its best week since 2009 against the dollar as two...
• Best - and Worst - Places to Build a Nest Egg
  
  Some areas offer advantages in building a nest egg for retirement. In others, the cost of living may be prohibitive for saving enough funds to last you through your later years.
• 5 Places to Launch a Second Career in Retirement
  
  Many seniors are buoyed by the thought of launching a second career in retirement. A growing sector of retirees seek places where the job market is receptive to their considerable skills and experiences as well as their entrepreneurial dreams.
• 5 Best Places for Single Seniors to Retire
  
  Single seniors are a growing group, with more of the Baby Boomer set retiring every day.
• 4 Best Retirement Plans For Self-Employed
  
  Those who are self-employed are wise to make strong choices on how best to save and protect their money in planning for retirement, experts say.
• Why the Self-Employed Need a Retirement Plan
  
  Those who are self-employed enjoy plenty of freedom in their work life and also plenty of risk. They can make up the rules for their workplace, but also must be responsible for benefits other workers are offered by their companies, including their retirement plans.
• 5 Most Affordable Cities for Long-Term Care
  
  Health care costs are big concerns for seniors but some cities are more affordable than others for long-term care.
• 5 Great Places to Retire for Wine Lovers
  
  Wine areas offer gorgeous vistas, typically, as well as access to tastings and the culture that goes along with a growing region. But often, noted U.S. News, a wine area can also be a pricey place to live in retirement.
• 5 Best Places to Downsize in Retirement
  
  Some people seek to downsize in their retirement. With children off on their own, many choose smaller homes or condos as well as areas of the country where retirement costs are lower and benefits are high.
• 5 Best Affordable Mountain Towns for Retirement
  
  If mountain living is on your mind in retirement, there are plenty of places throughout the U.S. that offer an affordable place to settle down.
• 5 Historic Places to Retire
  
  Many history buffs will jump at the chance to retire in a city with a rich heritage and past. From battle sites to presidential hometowns to cities with a strong governmental legacy, here are five historic places to retire.
• 5 Places With the Most Retirees
  
  Certain cities seem to attract retirees as a growing group of Baby Boomers continue to embrace an urban way of life. Some areas that attract those in retirement are also comfortably suburban.
• 5 Best Places for Military Retirees
  
  Military veterans seeking retirement may look for peace and quiet as well as places where they can get the best array of services.
• 5 Best Places to Reinvent Your Life in Retirement
  
  Youthful, vibrant and looking for a change, many seniors are seeking new places to reinvent their life in retirement.
• 6 Popular Choices for Second Career in Retirement
  
  After retirement, many retirees discover they still feel vibrant and want to work. According to the Employee Benefit Research Institute, 65 percent of workers said they plan to work after retirement, USA Today reported.
• Winning Lottery and My Retirement
  
  Many Americans hope - or dream - that winning the lottery will bolster their retirement savings. But such a plan is an extreme long shot, and one investment advisers suggest shouldn't be counted upon over real savings.

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