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- 1Ramsey Show Host Warns Detroit Caller Against Rolling $25,000 Into a HELOC▼'You're One Stolen Car Away From This All Happening Again': Ramsey Show Host to Mark in Detroit Rolling $25,000 Into a HELOC
A host of the Ramsey Show advised a caller in Detroit not to roll $25,000 into a home equity line of credit, warning that a stolen car or another financial setback could put him right back in trouble. The exchange, highlighted by personal finance commentary, is drawing attention for its blunt caution about using home equity to cover risky debts.
- 2Turbobulls adds personal inflation tracking to net worth charts●New in Turbobulls: inflation for your own money, not the headline number. Hover a date on the net worth chart to see wha
Personal finance platform Turbobulls has rolled out a feature that measures inflation against a user's own money rather than the headline rate. Hovering over a date on the net worth chart shows what that day's cash and investments would buy today, while a Wallet view reveals losses on idle cash and the Portfolio includes an inflation break-even line. The tools are reserved for Turbo Pro subscribers.
- 3Rolling Line v6.3 update adds hobby workshop decor●Rolling Line v6.3 setzt ganz auf Modellbahn-Atmosphäre: neue Deko für Hobbywerkstatt und Elektronik, Rasterplatten im Ma
The train sandbox game Rolling Line has received its version 6.3 update, focusing on model railway atmosphere. The patch brings new decoration items for hobby workshops and electronics scenes, 40 x 30 cm scale pegboards, a circuit-board locomotive, and more freedom in designing room layouts. Players are being asked which details their layouts cannot do without.