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| It's Monday, Daily Money readers. Brett Molina back from the weekend with a fresh batch of Money headlines. |
| 📺 Miss the Emmys last night? Our wonderful Life squad has you covered: |
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| Back to business news. Let's start with our: |
| 💡 INSIGHT OF THE DAY. Officials in Evanston, Ill., say homes owned by Black residents have been devalued for generations, prompting them to give those homeowners reparations, or financial compensation. Residents could apply later this month, and financial distributions could start as soon as this fall. The decision is sparking a national debate on whether Black Americans should receive reparations paid by the government for the harms of slavery and discrimination. |
| Here are some more top stories in Money and Tech: |
| 1. Check out the new Toyota Tundra. The new full-size pickup is ditching an 8-cylinder engine. |
| 2. It's close to open enrollment time. What are the benefits you should consider? |
| 3. Worried Social Security might go away? Here's three reasons it's more reliable than you think. |
| 4. Time to update your iPhone. Apple plans to launch iOS 15 today. |
| Thanks for reading! |
| Brett Molina, Consumer Tech Reporter |
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