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Lucas From Houston, An Aggie Freshman Got A Chance To Kick a FG For $50,000.

It's hard to pick just one 'boomtown' in Texas. Different sources seem to say different things. Honestly, with the influx of both businesses and people in the Lone Star State, it feels that all of Texas is a bit of a 'boomtown' right now.

Whitehouse Alum Makes A Huge Gift To His College Alma Mater To Finish Building Football Facilities In Lubbock.

According to the article, "Many Americans see themselves working past age 65 out of financial necessity, according to the Pew Charitable Trusts, with some people planning to never retire at all. The pandemic also threw some people's futures into question, especially those who had to draw from retirement savings during job loss or furlough."

The Texas heat is like no other, and locals are getting sick of blasting the air conditioning all day every day. The cool air and keeping your home at a reasonable temperature is great, but the bill that gets racked up in the summer months is a hard pill to swallow.

Discover why only 6% of Americans feel financially secure & how rising prices impact financial ease.

Although Texas isn’t the first thing to come to mind when you think about people with lots of money, there really are a lot of wealthy people here. From oil money to sports and even huge franchises, there are some big names in Texas with even bigger pocketbooks.

Residents of the Lone Star State certainly love burgers. But where can you find the ones that won't hit the wallet the hardest?

Burning, tearing, gluing and other forms of destruction to money could have you looking at jail time if you're not familiar with the law.

Safety is important where you live, and these places check the boxes.

The high cost of rush week: $14,000 for an outfit? Is it worth it?

The much-maligned and seldom-used banknotes are creating quite a stir among collectors. Here's what you're looking for.