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Bozeman (Montana) Agrees to Pay Bad Boy Bail Bonds $100K for Alleged Blacklisting

From Daily Montanan (Darrell Ehrlick) Wednesday: Looney, who owns Bad Boy Bail Bonds in Gallatin County, took two Bozeman municipal… The post Bozeman (Montana) Agrees to Pay Bad Boy Bail Bonds $100K for Alleged Blacklisting appeared first on Reason.com.

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While America struggles to survive, Donald Trump is busy using his powers to pocket profits – over $100 million, to be precise

Some have accused Trump of insider trading.

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Bonds Pay in Good and Bad Times

Bonds can act as a financial safety net through good times and bad. But different bonds carry different returns and risks, so do your homework before investing.

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When You Need Capital Quickly, Think 'Ready, Set, Fund': A Financial Adviser's Strategy

Investors must be able to free up cash to meet short-term needs from time to time. This strategy will help you access capital without derailing your long-term goals.

Kiplinger

Trump goes on $100 million bond-buying spree: Here’s what it could signal about future interest rates

Trump’s bond-buying strategy could be a mix of tax savings and potential profit-taking.

Fortune

3 principles to invest by, whatever comes next

These market lessons from 2025 can prepare investors for the road ahead

The Independent UK

Trump has bought more than $100m in bonds in office, disclosure shows

Trump’s investments include Meta, Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, and T-Mobile, according to filing.

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Trump has bought up $100 million in bonds from biggest companies including T-Mobile and Meta since taking office

Presidents aren’t required to divest potentially conflicted assets, but most except for Trump have anyway

The Independent UK

Forget 60/40—Vanguard Says Go 70% Bonds In Today's Market

Vanguard is recommending investors tilt heavily toward bonds, with a 70% allocation to fixed income, as high stock valuations and a historically low equity risk premium point to better long-term returns in the bond market.

Benzinga

Trump Worth More Than $5 Billion After $100 Million In Bond Purchases While In Office

President Donald Trump has purchased more than $100 million worth of bonds since taking office in January, according to official filings with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics.

Benzinga

What Generations Misunderstand About Emotional Chemistry After 60

When people talk about relationships and feelings later in life, they often rely on outdated assumptions. Many younger generations believe that emotional chemistry after 60 fades or becomes less important, while some peers may think it’s simply a matter of companionship. The truth is far more nuanced. Emotional bonds can…

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7 Retirement Plans That Sound Safe But Will Leave You With Nothing

Planning for retirement is one of the most important financial decisions you’ll ever make. The problem is, not all retirement plans are as safe as...

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Everything You Need to Know About High-Yield Savings Accounts in August 2025

A high-yield savings account (HYSA) enables you to leverage significantly higher interest rates without sacrificing liquidity or having to shoulder risk. Rates are variable, but there are some attractive deals on the market that can help you build your savings in 2025.

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6 Compounding Mistakes That Devastate Fixed-Income Portfolios

Fixed-income portfolios are supposed to be the safe part of your investment plan. They’re where you go for stability, steady income, and a little peace of mind. But even the safest investments can go wrong if you make the wrong moves. Many people think bonds and other fixed-income assets are…

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Don’t Buy Bonds on a Thursday — Why Some Retirees Are Waiting Until Friday Instead

The day of the week on which you buy your bonds may make a difference. Some retirees are buying bonds on Friday instead of Thursday -- here's why.

Evening Standard

‘Cherish bonds of love and friendship’ over summer, says Kate

Kate made the comments as part of Kensington Palace’s quarterly Mother Nature video series.

The Free Financial Advisor

7 Areas of Your Portfolio Exposed to Sudden Market Shocks

When the market takes a sharp turn, your portfolio can feel the impact fast. Sudden market shocks don’t just hit the headlines—they hit your wallet. You might think you’re prepared, but even a well-diversified portfolio can have weak spots. These shocks can come from anywhere: economic news, political events, or…

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7 Things You Should Never Say in a Group of Couples

Navigating social dynamics can be tricky, but it becomes even more complex in a group of couples. What seems like a harmless question, or a funny observation can quickly create awkwardness, strain friendships, or even cause a fight between a couple you care about. Understanding the unwritten rules of social…

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10 Modern Relationship Labels That Didn’t Exist a Decade Ago

If you’re feeling confused about the world of dating today, you’re not alone. Dating and relationships have always evolved. But in the last ten years, the language around them has exploded. From casual flings to deep emotional bonds that defy tradition, new terms are redefining how we connect. Here are…

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6 Reasons Billionaires Like Bezos Love This Alternative Investment

If you want to make your mint, it may be time to look outside investments like mutual funds, stocks and bonds and stake your claim in land ownership.

The Guardian - UK

Home Office reveals how people will be chosen to come to UK from France under ‘one in, one out’ scheme – as it happened

People will be chosen via three-stage process, with government expected to accept around 50 migrants a week when scheme starts

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Donald Trump makes America lose billions and decides charging tourists $15k is the answer

King of bad ideas.

Al Jazeera

What is Trump’s $15,000 visa bonds programme – and who does it affect?

Visitors from countries with high visa overstays will be targeted. Some 40 percent of undocumented migrants overstay.

Al Jazeera

Tourists from Malawi and Zambia are first to face $15,000 visa bonds in US

Critics have denounced the bond scheme as a ‘legalised shakedown’ that profits from vulnerable, lawful travellers.

International Business Times UK

Pay Up or Stay Out! Outrage as US to Charge 'High-Risk Tourists' Up to $15,000 Just to Enter the Country

The US State Department will require tourists and business visitors from designated 'high-risk' countries to post refundable bonds of $5,000-$15,000 starting September 2025.

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