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After paying any debts we plan to dissolve the account and divide it between her four children.

Taylor Swift fans may not be the only ones trading friendship bracelets. Now, NFL fans are getting in on the action.

Retirement news and analysis

Rep. Jim Jordan is making a fresh effort to become the next House speaker, as analysts warn the drama is preventing the chamber from addressing crucial matters.

A guide to help navigate the financial decisions, legal complications and social ramifications of retiring.

Also, hope for housing, close looks at choices for bond investors, a busted IPO and sound advice from the Moneyist.

Insurance giant takes aim at weight-loss drug prices, saying cost will limit adoption.

We know more about Alzheimer's and dementia that we realize.

Bernstein analyzed online data to determine what people taking Ozempic and Wegovy are eating and what are they cutting out of their diets.

United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain said Friday that the union may call on additional workers at Big Three facilities to strike "at any time."

The wall of worry just keeps building, and that leaves investors in a tight spot, says this BNY Mellon strategist.

Gold prices climb back above $1,900 an ounce on Friday to trade at their highest in nearly three weeks, as Israel orders over a million people to evacuate Gaza, lifting safe-haven demand for the precious metal.