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Home buyers are being left in limbo as the shutdown delays mortgage and insurance applications

Home buyers were already spooked by uncertainty in the job market. Now the shutdown is putting some buyers in limbo.

College financial aid can look more generous than it is. Use this checklist to find out what you’re really getting.

Make sure to fully understand a college award letter before signing it.

Hotel stays now can easily cost $100 extra, thanks to local ‘bed taxes’

Some locales, like Kyoto and San Diego, are increasing the taxes they levy on visitors.

The Fed needs a 24/7 system for banks to move cash. This could be the answer.

Charlie Garcia responds to readers about “perpetual futures” — and stocks that could prosper from it.

How to profit as the AI bubble deflates for many companies in the stock market

Also: Meta vs. Alphabet, two sides to Amazon, housing-market coverage and what to stream in November.

Jerome Powell says the AI bubble and the dot-com bust are different. He’s wrong.

The Federal Reserve chair’s argument is based on inaccurate — and dangerous — Wall Street conventional wisdom.

I’m 33 and make $140K. Is blowing my extra cash on soccer jerseys and nights out hurting my financial future?

There are guardrails you can put in place to feel more in control of your money and cut down on impulse spending,

Reddit’s stock soars, as Wall Street sees a small part of its business getting a lot bigger

The social-media platform is reaping the benefits of its globalization effort, and there’s room for more international growth ahead.

Growing U.S.-Venezuela tensions, new OPEC+ targets mark a crucial week for oil ahead

Escalating U.S. tensions with Venezuela and an upcoming monthly decision by major oil producers on crude output targets were the focus of traders heading into the weekend.

Retiring abroad is touted as a money saver — but it isn’t always cheaper

Taxes, investments, healthcare — everything adds up. Here’s how to plan now to relocate later.

Still no sign of surging layoffs despite Amazon, UPS job cuts

State jobless claims point to a soft-but-stable labor market.

Disney’s YouTube blackout marks a major escalation in a new front of the carriage wars

The breakdown is the most serious in a string of fights YouTube has had with Paramount, Fox, NBCUniversal and TelevisaUnivision as the streamer rises in dominance.
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