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I’m the co-CEO of an $800 billion investment firm. Here’s why I need a financial adviser.

An adviser should be your portfolio’s general manager, coach and star player. What does that make you? The team owner.

China is locking up rare-earth elements — and the U.S. is running out of time to stop it

America’s dependence on China risks the manufacturing supply chains for many military and high-technology products.

Sending kids back to school with PB&J lunches costs 6% more this year. Here’s how tariffs, SNAP cuts factor in.

Perishable food items cannot be easily stockpiled. Because of this, parents might feel the ripple effect of tariffs on their budget more noticeably when grocery shopping.

This healthcare benefit offers a triple tax advantage — but many employees don’t use it

Health Savings Accounts combine federal tax-deductible contributions with tax-free growth and tax-free medical withdrawals.

Nvidia’s earnings report will provide 3 crucial clues about the future of the AI trade

Investors want to know when Nvidia will start booking China revenue again and how strong AI demand will be heading into next year.

A tax-refund surge is coming. How JPMorgan expects it to shift economy and markets.

An even bigger crop of tax refunds is coming in early 2026, says JPMorgan Asset Management’s chief global strategist.

‘They knocked her down and started biting’: My mother, 84, was viciously attacked by her neighbor’s two dogs. Do we sue?

“The police, ambulance and animal control were all called immediately. The dogs were removed and put down.”

‘Everyone was grieving’: Did my wife’s brothers swindle her out of her inheritance? There’s a condo and $550K at stake.

“When my wife’s mom passed away, the eldest brother took on the role as executor.”

Timing couldn’t be better for Jaguars rookie Travis Hunter and his $3.3 million Jacksonville home buy

Jacksonville Jaguars star rookie Travis Hunter is making his mark on the field as the NFL’s latest two-way player—and, now, he’s settling into a new home.

Two of Wall Street’s last holdouts finally concede the Fed will cut next month

Two of the last few remaining Wall Street holdouts on the Fed easing next month have finally conceded defeat and now expect the central bank to reduce interest rates at its next meeting.

Billions wiped off value of French banks with Bayrou-led government on verge of collapse

French banking giants BNP Paribas and Societe Generale saw billions of euros wiped off their market value on Tuesday as the government of the eurozone’s number-two economy was set for collapse.

Trump says he’s fired Fed governor Lisa Cook, in move to control U.S. central bank board

The action could cause investors to question the independence of the U.S. central bank and face legal obstacles.
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