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$1,525 for a ‘Hamilton’ ticket? Why premium seats on Broadway are getting so expensive.

These are the most expensive face-value tickets in Broadway history, thanks to Leslie Odom Jr.’s return — and the premium-pricing trend goes beyond “Hamilton” this season

Should we drain our $200,000 savings for Roth conversions on $2.3 million in our 60s?

A reader worries he and his wife might need that money down the road.

This seasonal stock-market trading pattern is coming up — and worth observing

The Wall Street adage — “Sell Rosh Hashana; buy Yom Kippur” — focuses on the market’s performance between these two Jewish holidays.

What Trump’s bitcoin binge really says to Americans about their money

When the U.S. government creates a strategic bitcoin reserve, you have to wonder about the dollar.

My friends bought a house together. How do they untangle themselves from this mess?

“The couple is ending their relationship. What do they do with the house?”

‘I feel overwhelmed’: I’m a widow in my early 40s with 3 children. My IRAs are worth $330K. Will we survive financially?

“Our paid-off home is valued at $590,000.”

Trump touts TikTok deal but doesn’t address fear that China ‘retains a veto’

Here’s the latest on the Trump administration’s agreement with China on TikTok.

Stocks tend to suffer in the second half of September — but the Fed’s rate cut might keep bears at bay

History suggests it could be a downhill ride for stocks through the end of September.

Is the revamped American Express Platinum card worth the $895 fee? This new perk may seal the deal.

American Express is seeking to address longstanding customer complaints that it is difficult to track statement credits.

People are complaining that Apple’s new iPhone 17 scratches easily — but these Wall Street analysts say it won’t hurt sales

The phones, which have a base price as high as $1,099, were released Friday.

COVID-19 vaccine recommendations dropped by panel, shots won’t require a prescription

The government declined to provide a recommendation, saying individuals should decide whether to get the vaccine.

Social Security is on track to be insolvent in less than 10 years — but its commissioner says there’s ‘plenty of time’ to find a solution

The Old-Age and Survivors Insurance fund is expected to run out of money by 2033 at the latest, recent reports show.
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