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How to write a memoir, according to retirees who have actually done it

Collect compelling life stories, organize them around a theme and finish what you start.

Biden administration moves to protect renters from ‘flawed’ tenant-screening reports

The federal government is directing credit bureaus to clean up background check and credit reports, a move that could make it easier for renters to find housing.

Sleep Number’s stock could see a massive bump, but analysts see risks ahead

There are some challenges that the company faces, including subdued consumer sentiment, slower new-home purchases and continued high interest rates.

A new Rivian bear emerges after rare two-notch downgrade; EV maker ‘heading off-road’

“We had been optimistic” that Rivian’s product and brand would win out, UBS says after a stock downgrade to sell from buy.

30% of Medicare Advantage subscribers aren’t using any of the extra benefits they are paying for

Medicare Advantage programs often tout their supplemental benefits such as hearing, vision and dental care as enticements for customers. Yet, many people aren’t even using these benefits.

Bank branches are not going away even if consumers mostly use apps

The bank branch still plays a big role in building relationships with clients.

Bet on producers turning the tide and consumers struggling, says Bank of America

The Bank of America team advise investors to, in their words, be “long producer, short consumer.”

Nvidia now worth $2 trillion, becoming only third U.S. company to hit that mark

Only Apple and Microsoft have ever finished in $2 trillion territory.

Warner Bros. Discovery’s stock tumbles as streaming losses improve but miss Wall Street’s mark

In streaming, Warner Bros. Discovery operates the Max service among others.

Goldman Sachs now sees first U.S. rate cut in June, just four in total for 2024

Goldman expects rate cuts in June, July, September and December, followed by four more in 2025, versus just three previously.

How Carvana caused a Wall Street whiplash, as the stock rockets to a 2-year high

The stock’s big rally reflects how stunned many were about record profit by one measure and upbeat outlook.

Here’s why Citi analysts think banks will handle commercial-real-estate exposure

While commercial real estate loan delinquencies will increase, the $39 billion that banks have already set aside to cover losses should be enough to cover any impact to the system.
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