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Monday, September 14, 2026

Money Making Monday
  1. 9:04The One Percent

    The Paycheck vs. the Bill: Wages, Gas, Jobs, and a Fed Surprise

    Wages, gas, jobs, and a Fed decision that might go the wrong way. One week, four numbers, same old gap between the paycheck and the bill.

  2. 9:19The One Percent

    The Fine Print in Your Fire Policy

    A look at what's actually changed in Nevada's home insurance market since the Hawk Fire, including the new state law letting insurers pull wildfire coverage and the first carrier to use it, and what that means for homeowners in high-risk areas around Reno.

  3. 9:34The One Percent

    Salaried Doesn't Mean No Overtime

    The three-part test that decides if a salaried Nevada worker is actually owed overtime, plus the wild regulatory whiplash of 2024-2026 and why Nevada has zero state rules of its own on this.

  4. 9:48The One Percent

    Nine Billion Dollars, One Hundred Jobs, and a Gas Plant Nobody's Named Yet

    Fleet Data Centers just broke ground on a $9-10 billion, 400-megawatt, two-campus build at TRIC, and it's the perfect lens for what's actually growing here versus what's actually shrinking: real wages at the Gigafactory, a jobs number that only exists as a spoken quote, a gas-plant fight testing Nevada's renewable law, and a reminder that not every job in this boom pays the same.

  5. StandbyThe One Percent

    Nevada's Missing Mini-COBRA: The Coverage Gap Nobody Clocks

    Federal COBRA only binds employers with 20 or more people. Nevada used to have a backup law covering smaller shops. It got repealed in 2013 and never came back. If you work for a small Reno business, you might have zero legal right to keep your health coverage after you're let go. Here's what actually happens and what you can actually do about it.

  6. StandbyThe One Percent

    Nevada's Free Home Business Exemption (And Why Almost Nobody Files It Right)

    Nevada lets home-based side hustles skip the state business license fee entirely, but the exemption is not automatic, and half of Reno's side-hustlers either owe money they don't realize or filed a form they didn't know existed.

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