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How to afford retirement in America? Keep working.

Growing numbers of workers now plan to work part time in retirement, either because they want to, need to or both.

Investors who followed ‘sell in May and go away’ are missing what could be the best May for the S&P 500 in decades

“The old axiom in the stock market about selling your stocks at the close of April and buying them back at the start of November used to make some sense,” says First Trust. Here’s why it no longer does.

This indicator says silver is undervalued. Why it hasn’t caught up to gold — yet.

Gold’s record run has left silver behind, and although the white metal hasn’t played catch-up as quickly as many investors had expected, the price ratio between the two metals has held firm near historical highs, and silver faces a global deficit for fifth straight year. That suggests silver is still undervalued.

What if baby bonds could solve the retirement crisis instead of being just an extra giveaway in the tax bill?

If you give a baby some money, they’re going to want even more.

GameStop makes its first bitcoin buy. Here’s why the stock is pulling back.

GameStop’s purchase of 4,710 bitcoin marks its first cryptocurrency purchase since the videogame retailer announced earlier this year that it would make bitcoin a treasury-reserve asset.

Why this chip stock is still deemed a ‘must-own’ AI play — despite its 70% surge in a year

Broadcom is set for growing sales of its AI chips, and profits should continue to benefit from the VMware acquisition, Melius Research analysts said.

Macy’s isn’t ‘broadly increasing price’ amid tariffs and will eat some costs

“We’re being incredibly surgical about the situation with tariffs,” said Macy’s Chief Financial Officer Adrian Mitchell.

Abercrombie’s stock back in rally mode as outlook shows tariffs won’t hurt sales

Stock heads for best day in two years after a quarterly earnings beat, fueled by a big jump in Hollister sales and an improved sales-growth outlook.

The ‘TACO trade’ is the talk of Wall Street. Here’s one way to play it.

Wall Street loves a catchy acronym, and the “TACO trade” has captured the mood as investors and analysts attempt to make sense of the roller-coaster market action that has followed President Donald Trump’s sweeping tariff threats and subsequent walk-backs.

The stock market is wishing and hoping for summer rallies and other myths

These two seasonal investing patterns — neither of them substantiated — bloom in June.

‘The situation is extreme’: I’m 65 and leaving my estate to only one grandchild. Can the others contest my will?

“I feel it is absolutely necessary to leave about 90% of what I have to just one grandchild.”

Dick’s Sporting Goods extends streak of strong same-store sales growth, and stock gains

The company said it continues to face a “dynamic macroeconomic environment” of tariffs and other challenges, but still stuck to its full-year earnings projection.
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