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“I was a little bit lost”: How one retiree found balance and purpose by not fully retiring.

Physical reserves of gold have been shifting to Asia in recent years. Asia is increasingly the market where the gold price is set.

“My uncle said he had recorded my grandmother saying she would change the will and add him as the beneficiary.”

HSBC sees 35% downside potential for Intel’s stock, cautioning that the company would need a technology deal with TSMC to spark a true turnaround — and that looks unlikely.

Equifax could realize $100 million of profit if mortgage activity remains at 2025 levels, or even up to $200 million if mortgages recover.

There’s a surprisingly good long-term performance of a traditional blend of 60% stocks and 40% bonds.

If you have time, desire, and money smarts, dumping a financial adviser can make sense.

Goldman Sachs strategists have taken a deep dive into current stock bubble worries for investors. They argue the puzzle pieces aren’t in place yet.

The Bank of England says the risks of a sharp market correction have increased as stock-market valuations look stretched.

The government shutdown is a new obstacle in U.S. airlines’ quest to improve on-time performance.

Greece’s upgrade back to developed-market status, by the global index provider FTSE Russell, represents an undeniable triumph for a country that barely a decade ago was in the midst of a sovereign default.

“Historically, we’ve been keeping the contribution to her Roth at $50-$200 a month.”