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This expense is eroding Americans’ retirement security — and financial planners often fail to help them

This habit can be a massive financial drain that people don’t want to give up

Most Americans are falling behind in saving for retirement. Here’s how they can make up the difference.

The savings shortfall comes as Social Security faces insolvency, people are living longer and inflation outpaces earnings gains.

Micron may follow Nvidia and AMD with this move that could send its stock higher, Citi says

The memory-chip maker’s DRAM chips are expected to be the next target for long-term AI-infrastructure contracts, Citi says, and higher prices should help the company’s margins and stock.

Did Salesforce finally prove the bears wrong? The stock is rising off an upbeat AI forecast.

Salesforce guided for $60 billion in revenue by fiscal 2030, igniting optimism about the company’s AI-monetization strategy.

Nio’s stock is cratering after the EV company was accused of fraud — again

Nio was sued by Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund over claims the Chinese electric-vehicle maker juiced its numbers.

Here’s a better way to invest for income before money-market yields plunge

This is a good time to expand your horizons to make sure investment income continues to flow if interest rates tumble.

A major lender wants to turn mortgages into rewards points. Here’s why you should think twice.

United Wholesale Mortgage is teaming up with Bilt to offer rewards points — part of a broader push by lenders to attract scarce borrowers.

‘It kind of takes the joy out of cruising.’ Some Norwegian Cruise Line passengers balk at new food-and-drink policies.

But it’s all about paying heed to the bottom line, say Wall Street analysts.

Nestle earnings beat and 16,000 job cuts prompt biggest one-day jump in shares since 2008

New CEO Navratil has effected massive organizational changes since his recent appointment barely a month ago.

We’re in our 70s and want to leave $2.8 million to our children. Is 90% in stocks too risky?

“We plan to leave this money to our kids someday.”

Forget the wealthy. Why this value manager is betting on average Americans, and the stocks he’s buying now.

Smead Capital Management’s Bill Smead says when the market correction eventually comes, wealthy Americans won’t help investors’ portfolios.

We’re in our 70s. How do we withdraw $6 million from our retirement fund without getting killed on taxes?

“Some of the stocks pay dividends totaling around $90,000 annually.”
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