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It’s tempting, but there won’t be any April 1 jokes here — just the lows of today’s biggest financial news stories. We appreciate you reading them, don’t be silly.
The big lead: SNAP update
You can add another big name to the list of retailers that now accept SNAP EBT cards for online food orders. Target is gearing up to let shoppers use the cards, formerly known as food stamps, for online purchases, joining fellow retail giants Walmart and Amazon.
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Business Spotlight: Wendy’s
A few weeks after McDonald’s entered the metaverse, Wendy’s announced a similar move with the opening of the “Wendyverse” at Meta’s Horizon Worlds on April 2.
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Well, that’s interesting: Pet owners would get a pay cut for this
Note to Employers: If you want to find and retain employees during the current labor shortage, put some pet food bowls and clear office space for your team’s furry relatives to join them at work.
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Bonus: Financial Myths Not Worth Falling For
Don’t be unwise in this day of jokes and hoaxes and fall for some common money myths. For example, the myth that if you don’t have an emergency fund, a credit card will do just fine.
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ICYMI: GO informed yesterday
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