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| Good morning, Daily Money readers! Josh Rivera here bringing you the top Money headlines. |
| Many of us are working from home and you might be thinking: this place is smaller than I remember. We got you! USA TODAY reporter Charisse Jones put together the top ten suburban communities, within 25 miles of the nation's biggest metro areas, that offer the most space for your money. |
| In other news ... want to know how much Warren Buffett pays in Social Security taxes? Of course you do! He's likely to pay the maximum $8,537.40 in 2020. "The fact that wealthy individuals have relatively small caps on what they pay into the system is something that a lot of people are watching more closely," says Dan Caplinger of Motley Fool. |
| Finally, if you see ads to sign up for "Trumpcare" don't fall for it. If you're pursuing one of these offers, please do some extensive research the could be anything from short-term insurance coverage to cost-sharing plans offered by churches. |
| "There is no such thing as Trumpcare," says Sabrina Corlette, co-director of Georgetown University's Center on Health Insurance Reforms. |
| — Josh Rivera, Money & Tech NOW editor |
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