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“I am now medically disabled/retired and receive $2,100 a month from Social Security.”

Social Security’s cost-of-living adjustment will be 2.8% in 2026, up from 2.5% this year, the Social Security Administration said on Friday.

Shares of Beyond Meat have been on a wild meme-stock ride recently. The meat-substitute company announced preliminary third-quarter results early Friday.

Not spending your money could bring a higher tax bill and a lower enjoyment of life.

Consumer-goods giant Procter & Gamble has lowered its estimate for tariff costs in fiscal 2026, while keeping its profit outlook intact.

Americans’ property-tax bills have risen sharply in recent years. But the newest cohort of homeowners — particularly those who bought newly constructed homes — may be facing the biggest payment shocks of all.

Hartnett likes gold to $6000 and thinks U.S. thirty-year yields may drop to 4%.

Japan and emerging markets should be bought says Ned Davis Research strategist

The speech on tariffs from President Ronald Reagan that the Ontario government used in a $75 million ad blitz did omit a key section that calls into question the thrust of the message.

Actor Bill Cosby has secured a buyer for his $29 million New York City townhouse—months after it was revealed he had gone into foreclosure on both of his Manhattan homes.

U.S. President Donald Trump said late Thursday that he was terminating “all trade negotiations” with Canada — citing a Canadian advertising campaign targeting the White House’s tariffs that featured former President Ronald Reagan speaking critically of import duties.

Alphabet’s cloud business secured a key AI partnership with Anthropic, signaling an increasingly competitive landscape for high-performance chips.