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Beth Pinsker: ‘He threw a book at me’: Why IRMAA surcharges make seniors on Medicare so mad

Letters will go out soon for those who will have to pay extra next year for their Part B and D premiums.

: ‘Job seekers are nervous’: The ‘Great Resignation’ is over — and tech workers are staying at their jobs

The labor market is cooling, despite a surprise increase in job openings. 

: Why McDonald’s is bringing back its McRib for the umpteenth time

It's all about scarcity marketing — so get it while you can.

The Margin: Speaker pro tem McHenry takes swift action to evict Pelosi from honorary ‘hideaway’ office at Capitol

The two-time former speaker is at home in California for the funeral of Sen. Dianne Feinstein.

Economic Report: ADP says only 89,000 private jobs created in September. That’s way below forecast.

U.S. private-sector employment rose by a tepid 89,000 in September, payroll processor ADP said, perhaps a sign the labor market is catching a chill.

Need to Know: As storm clouds gather over bond market, watch this level on the S&P 500

Traders have been zero-focused on this S&P 500 level for weeks. As that approaches, they discuss the potential next steps for investors.

Economic Report: Mortgage demand drops to lowest level in 27 years as rates march towards 8% 

Mortgage applications fell 6% in the latest week, the Mortgage Bankers Association said. The average rate for a 30-year mortgage is 7.53%.

Market Extra: One of the biggest problems plaguing the U.S. stock market is getting worse as selloff continues

U.S. stocks are suffering from 'bad breadth' all year. But over the past month, the situation has gone from dire to extremely dire, underscoring some of the risks that arise when the market becomes too heavily reliant on a handful of megacap stocks.

The Ratings Game: Apple’s stock falls after longtime bull says U.S. sales are likely to struggle

Apple's stock fell Wednesday after KeyBanc recommended investors stop buying, as U.S. iPhone sales are likely to struggle.

Outside the Box: 2 ways your financial adviser may be steering you wrong

There is always more than one answer when it comes to personal finance and retirement planning.

: Biden administration to cancel $9 billion in student debt for 125,000 borrowers

The announcement covers some borrowers who are already eligible for debt forgiveness under the law

: ‘We’re right at the cusp’: 8% mortgage rates are already here for some buyers

Mortgage rates continue to rise, and some lenders are already quoting certain home buyers a rate of over 8%, mortgage experts say.
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