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My 401(k) plan is emailing me about annuities, but I’m only in my 50s. Is this something I should do?

Options will keep coming, but signing up for an annuity is something you want to carefully consider

Precious metals are going to party like it’s the 1970s, reckons Albert Edwards

“Is gold’s 60% rally this year merely the appetizer for a late-1970s-style main course?” asks Edwards

Why 2025 has been such a historic year for oil — with prices set to finish near a 5-year low

The world has more oil than it needs, but a drop in crude prices this week to the lowest level in nearly five years may help slow production and boost demand.

Energy stocks are the new bonds, this strategist argues

In an inflationary setting, why hold bonds at all, says Louis-Vincent Gave

Loss-making Chinese AI chipmaker founded by ex-AMD employees surges eightfold in debut

At 50 times price to sales, MetaX looks expensive but investor demand focused on China’s determination to build national champions in the tech sector

‘He never asks for anything’: I’m 61 with a $1.5 million 401(k). My girlfriend says I do too much for my son, 28. Is she right?

“I recently gave him $20,000 for a newer car and had him finance the rest.”

Mila Kunis jokes about her thankless role as head of her homeowners association—it’s ‘complaints, all day long’

Actress Mila Kunis is used to her work being met with applause—but the only thing she’s getting in her role as the head of her local homeowners association is complaints.

Paramount’s hostile bid for Warner Bros. shaken as Trump’s son-in-law drops out

Paramount Skydance’s financing for its $108 billion bid for Warner Bros. Discovery took a blow on Tuesday as President Donald Trump’s son-in-law, Jared Kushner, dropped out of the hostile takeover attempt.

Tesla’s stock finally clinches a milestone almost a year in the making

Shares saw their first record close since December 2024, helping support the continued reign of the “Magnificent Seven.”

Fed’s Bostic expects no rate cuts in 2026 due to worries GOP tax bill might fuel inflation

Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic said he thought the economy was no longer in danger of a sharp rise in the unemployment rate that might spur a recession.

Gen Z would rather cut Social Security benefits for current retirees than pay higher taxes to save the program

There’s a stark generational divide in how to solve the Social Security crisis.

Store loyalty programs are taking your personal data and may use it to charge you more. Here’s how to protect yourself.

Consumers might not just feel obligated to shop at a specific store because of their membership, but they could also end up paying more than they did before.
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