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Every bit of savings counts, and all moves to make the government more efficient will be cheered by all taxpayers. But it’s not much compared with U.S. deficits.

Continuing to work could result in increased benefits, the Social Security Administration said.

Société Générale polled clients about which aspects of U.S. markets were cause for greatest concern.

Financial experts agree that cutting out social media can tackle an underlying cause of overspending.

Gold took a hit on Thursday, and shares of gold miners tumbled along with it, as some investors booked profits after the metal’s more than 50% climb so far this year.

Be prepared for plenty of closures on Monday.

The dotcom bubble saw the Nasdaq double in the last six months before the pop

The U.S. stock-market rally is showing no interest in hitting the brakes.

“We aren’t in debt outside of our mortgage, but I feel sick when I think about the money.”

“She is single and makes $55,000 a year.”

Actor John Goodman has officially sold his longtime home in New Orleans—but was forced to cut close to $1.5 million from his original asking price to secure a buyer.

Mark Haefele, CIO at UBS Global Wealth Management says investors need to follow the government money.