Ryan Ermey
Senior Reporter at CNBC Make It
Senior reporter for @cnbcMakeIt. @Kiplinger alum. My investing recommendations aren't gospel. My bar recommendations are. Philly sports. Opinions are my own.
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1 week ago |
cnbc.com | Ryan Ermey
Millions of older Americans rely on Social Security to make ends meet. Their younger counterparts aren't confident they'll be able to do the same. Among nonretired Americans, 59% are worried that Social Security won't be available by the time they stop working, according to a recent survey from DepositAccounts. The program drying up would be a huge problem for millions of Americans.
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1 week ago |
cnbc.com | Ryan Ermey
David Do hopes to visit 35 countries by the time he turns 35 years old. He's well on his way. At age 33, Do has already visited 33 countries, including Honduras, Japan, Singapore, Norway, Turkey and India. And it's not like he's a member of the jet set. Do earns an annual salary of just $78,000 doing social work at a group of physicians' offices. The key to Do's globetrotting isn't in how much money he makes — it's how he spends.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Ryan Ermey
5 hours agoThe pro-Trump tabloid warned of one particularly “endless drama” involving the president. The conservative New York Post broke ranks with MAGA world once again to issue a blunt “warning to President Donald Trump” about one of his signature economic policies. “Everyone, including your friends, is …
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2 weeks ago |
cnbc.com | Ryan Ermey
The act of investing is, in many ways, a bet on the future. And sometimes, the future arrives quickly: Tesla will have "robotaxis" on the streets of Austin, Texas, by the end of June, CEO Elon Musk told CNBC on Tuesday. The program will start with about 10 self-driving vehicles and rapidly expand to thousands if the launch goes off without incident, Musk said. That sort of announcement may give you the itch to open your brokerage app, if you think autonomous vehicles are the way of the future.
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2 weeks ago |
cnbc.com | Ryan Ermey
David Do doesn't have much of a system when it comes to his credit cards. Sure, he keeps them organized. When he's not using them, his 30 or so active cards live in a binder in plastic sheaths like Pokémon cards. He has the commensurate apps for all of them, too, which helps him keep track of his spending and due dates. But that's about the extent of it. "For people who do travel hacking, like what I do, they have the proper way of using an Excel sheet. I don't use an Excel sheet at all," says Do, 33.
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