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Economics professor Moshe Lander weighs in on a messy money dilemma involving a presumptuous son expecting wealth from his mother. Moshe and David cover the following finance stories:
Gen Z are more bullish on early retirement than millennials and think they can quit work with $500K; and
Researchers say California fast-food wage hike is causing automation.
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