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Beth Pinsker: My teen got a driver’s license permit and all I got was a $4,000 estimate for insurance

Trying to find cheap car insurance options for new drivers was a wake-up call.

The Moneyist: ‘She needs the money for care’: My 103-year-old grandmother’s adviser bought 5 bank stocks. She lost $300,000. Can I sue?

"She has been allowing me access to her finances so there are no surprises when she dies."

: SEC set to approve proposal to shift audit funding costs to brokers, investors

The Securities and Exchange Commission was on track Wednesday to approve a new proposal for funding the Consolidated Audit Trail.

Bond Report: 10-year Treasury yield holds near two-week high ahead of Fed’s Beige Book report

Treasury yields settled into a holding pattern Wednesday morning, ahead of the release of the Federal Reserve's Beige Book.

: Bankruptcies spiked in August — post-COVID rebound ‘is becoming a reality’

Consumer bankruptcies increased during August in another sign that financial distress is growing for many people.

Economic Report: U.S. trade deficit widens in July as imports and exports jump

The U.S. international trade deficit widened 2% in July to $65 billion, the Commerce Department said Wednesday. 

Europe Markets: U.K. housebuilder shares under pressure after Barratt warns of sliding sales

U.K. housebuilders led the London stock market lower after the sector's biggest company reported a slide in home sales as surging mortgage costs deter buyers.

Need to Know: Saudi Arabia as the new Switzerland? A new world order makes markets riskier, says JPMorgan strategist.

JPMorgan strategist says he won't turn bullish until rates fall and geopolitical risks recede.

: Are you 95 and fit? The SuperAgers study wants to talk to you.

A study is trying to find 10,000 participants to study those 'SuperAgers' who are 95-year-old and older.

: Charter vs. Disney: Is this the end of the bundle as we know it?

If Charter exits the TV business, millions of homes are likely to abandon the pay-TV bundle and other, smaller TV providers may follow suit, analysts said.

: Government shutdown could hurt Republicans’ chances in 2024 election, analysts say

Which party could get punished at the polls next year if there's a partial government shutdown this year? Analysts say Republicans could end up getting blamed.

The Tell: As bonds stumble to start September, BlackRock’s fixed-income ETF using options strategy is outperforming this year

The U.S. bond market has kicked September off with broad losses, extending its summer slide as investors hunt for income strategies in a volatile environment for yield.
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