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Your afternoon briefing from Money Talks News. If this email is not displayed correctly, click here. July 15th, 2015 - PM Edition Trump Worth $10 Billion? It's Likely You're a Smarter Investor Forbes reports Donald Trump is worth $4.1 billion; Trump says $10 billion. Either way, he'd be worth a lot more if he simply retired 30 years ago and put his money in an unmanaged stock fund. Read more » 5 Money Moves Newlyweds Should Make but Often Don't After the honeymoon phase, reality sets in. Money woes can destroy a marriage -- here are five ways to avoid them. Read more » Afternoon Deals: Wednesday, Jul. 15 Including deals from Macy's, Hanes, Sierra Trading Post, Uniqlo, Microsoft Store, Dell Financial Services, eBay, Fry's, Home Depot and more. Read more » Price of Average Restaurant Meal Jumps It's been years since the value of a good old-fashioned home-cooked meal looked so attractive, according to government statistics. Read more » The Most Pleasant — and Painful — Cities for Drivers Getting behind the wheel can be a joy in some cities -- and a chore in others. Find out where your town ranks. Read more » Poverty Rate Drops, But Not for These Children The poverty rate among children in the U.S. has decreased, but one group continues to lag the rest. Read more » From Our Solutions Center No matter what your financial situation, whether you have more debt than you can deal with or are just looking for a credit card with better rewards, we can help you sort through the options. Get Help With  Credit Card Debt  Tax Debt  Student Loan Debt  Credit Restoration  Collector Harassment Find a New or Better  Credit Card  Personal Loan  Mortgage  Online Brokerage  Insurance Plan  Car Loan  Savings Account  Budget  Cell Phone Plan Ask (Almost) Anything in Our Forums Have a question or comment? We've added forums to our site where you can get help and advice, discuss money saving tips and tricks, or share your knowledge with others. Registration is completely free and only takes a few seconds. We actively read and respond within the forums, so it's a great way to get answers to financial questions or learn from others. We're hoping to foster a community of savvy consumers helping each other to save more, spend less, and live happy. So click here to register for the forums now. Click here to adjust your subscription frequency. Click here to completely unsubscribe. Privacy Policy | Terms of Service Copyright 2015, Money Talks News. All Rights Reserved. You are receiving our newsletter after signing up on MoneyTalksNews.com. Our mailing address: 1732 1st Ave #26661, New York, NY 10128