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We're closing in on the weekend, money readers. It's David here. Thinking of taking a road trip but trying to stay away from coronavirus? Worried that you may have tossed your stimulus money? Did a friend suddenly Venmo you money you didn't ask for? If so, we offer suggestions and perspectives for dealing with every challenge COVID-19 and the anger over George Floyd's death have thrown your way. Give these stories a read: |
Do I want this gift? As demonstrations over killings of unarmed black people by police persist across the globe, presumably well-intentioned white allies are giving money and other gifts to black people in a show of solidarity. But the recipients have mixed feelings about the gesture, and experts on race relations say the money is better spent elsewhere to help the cause. |
Lost money? Did you pitch your much-awaited stimulus payment because it showed up on a plastic card that, frankly, looked like an unsolicited debit or credit card? Well, here's a bit of good news. You now won't be charged $7.50 to get a replacement card. |
Remote vacations: Motorhomes and trailers are appealing to Americans with cabin fever who want to get away from it all while still social distancing. That means RV vacations could see a boom as coronavirus camping restrictions lift |
For more money and tech news, keep scrolling down. |
David Brinkerhoff, Deputy Money Editor |
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