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‘I nearly made a major misstep’: I claimed my Social Security benefits at 64 instead of 70. Here’s why.

“It’s remarkable — and discouraging — how many people are disengaged from their own financial lives.”

The investor who backed Nvidia in 2016 and a memory-chip maker in 2024 now has a third conviction call

Josh Wolfe, a venture-capital investor who uses the ideas from his portfolio companies to invest in the stock market, says he has identified a third strong conviction call that will lift hardware stocks.

U.S. stock futures fall, oil surges as Trump calls Iran’s latest offer to end war ‘totally unacceptable’

U.S. stock-index futures fell and oil prices rose on Sunday, after President Donald Trump called Iran’s response to the latest U.S. proposal to end the war “totally unacceptable.”

Powell’s legacy as Fed chair is fighting inflation and Trump. He may lose the battle against both.

Jerome Powell will be remembered for how the struggles against inflation and to preserve Federal Reserve independence ultimately end.

‘Fibermaxxing’ has spurred the launch of fiber sodas and gummies. Is the craze going too far?

Companies are rushing to cash in on “functional snacking,” but experts warn that the health benefits of fiber treats might not be all they’re cracked up to be.

Big Tech’s AI spending is depriving investors of juicy payouts

Goldman Sachs expects S&P 500 share buybacks to grow only 3% this year, as a shaky economic backdrop and AI cost pressures force spending reconsiderations.

Stocks are walking a tightrope to fresh record highs — as a handful of names do most of the heavy lifting

Investors are caught on a tightrope — watching a very narrow band of tech stocks lift the stock market to fresh record highs, while looking down below for signs of trouble.

My niece is on Social Security Disability Insurance. Will she lose her health insurance if I buy her a house?

“She has not been able to get approved for a mortgage, so I want to help her.”

Introducing the ‘NACHO’ trade: How Wall Street is betting on higher oil prices and persistent inflation

Wall Street is glomming on to yet another acronym inspired in part by Mexican cuisine.

The unsinkable U.S. economy cruises on, despite headwinds from the Iran war

The economy keeps expanding in the face of macro obstacles.

The most prestigious job in AI has no description

Everyone from Anthropic to tiny startups is hiring for the “member of technical staff” — but does anyone know what it means?

More Americans are buying homes to fit multiple generations: ‘It answered a lot of prayers’

Multigenerational living is expected to get even more popular as baby boomers age.
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