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Scoring great Black Friday deals is getting harder. These 6 tips can help you shop smarter this weekend.

Deals aren’t as enticing this Black Friday compared with years past — but it’s still possible to find bargains if you know where to look.

Black Friday doesn’t guarantee lower prices, as tariffs have led some stores to raise them

If you’re waiting for Black Friday deals before buying, depending on what’s on your shopping list, you may be out of luck this year.

Stop and do this before you buy anything on Black Friday

“Be sure to ‘pay yourself first’ before you spend a dollar on deals,” says financial planner.

This year’s Black Friday cruise deals can save you hundreds of dollars. Six tips for shopping the sales.

There are sales aplenty —and some extend through Cyber Monday and beyond.

It’s crunch time for Medicare open enrollment. Can AI help you pick a plan?

What AI gets right — and wrong — when navigating Medicare.

It seems like everywhere is a ‘best place to retire.’ Are these lists worth your time?

Think through what your lifestyle, healthcare, taxes and community would be like if you relocate.

After years of rising drug prices, more discounts are here — at least for Medicare

Price are falling sharply for Medicare beneficiaries prescribed Novo Nordisk’s GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic in 2027.

November’s stock-market pullback could be a speed bump. Or possibly a hint of something worse to come.

Wall Street is asking an uncomfortable question it had avoided all year: Has the equity rally finally run out of road?

Gold may come close to $5000 in 2026 and surpass that in 2027, predicts Deutsche Bank.

Gold is breaking out of historical norms, and the range this year was the widest since 1980.

What iPhone slump? Apple is set to become the industry leader for the first time in 14 years.

Samsung has been the smartphone industry’s market-share leader, but iPhone 17 momentum puts Apple on track to reclaim its crown.

All those big layoff announcements aren’t showing up so far in jobless claims. They just dropped to 7-month low.

A flurry of layoffs by large companies such as Amazon and Verizon has not made a big dent — so far — in the number of people applying for unemployment benefits. That’s a sign that the U.S. labor market is still in stable condition.

Business investment surges again on AI spending, but manufacturers still in a slump

Business investment rose in September for the third month in a row — buoyed by spending on artificial intelligence — but the industrial side of the U.S. economy more broadly was still mired in a slump.
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