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Don’t rush to save Social Security, AARP tells Congress: ‘It should be debated openly — not through an accelerated process’

The Promise Act would curtail proper debate, the senior-focused organization said.

College kids are moving into retirement communities for reasons beyond ‘cheap rent’

Students are forging intergenerational bonds while planning game nights and teaching gym classes, but “by 7:30 or 8, things get pretty quiet here.”

Still waiting for the free $1,000 to hit your child’s ‘Trump account’? Here’s what to know.

Around $1.5 billion has been deposited into the accounts since their launch earlier this month, the Treasury Department said.

Why there are still more Trump tariffs expected — even after this past week’s rollouts

The Trump administration’s trade fights are far from over, even after its big move on Thursday evening to maintain its elevated tariffs for 60 economies.

FDA advisers vote against sleep peptide as they debate safety and health claims

The FDA’s advisory committee is meeting for two days to discuss whether seven peptides — which have become popular in wellness circles — should be allowed to be compounded.

How you can get financial advice from MarketWatch tailored to your needs

Also in Weekend Reads: Rough waters signaled by the bond market, hope for stocks amid earnings season and advice from the Moneyist.

The bond market hasn’t been this calm since the dot-com bust and the financial crisis. History warns of a rude awakening.

Junk-bond spreads are near the lows reached before the financial crisis of 2007-09. Here’s how to hedge before the market wakes up.

I lost my job, my emergency fund is running out and now I have to move back in with my parents. What did I do wrong?

I’m 38 and thought I did everything right. What should I do now?

Intel earnings show just how dramatically the company has come back from being ‘near-dead’

The company is impressing analysts with its profit performance.

U.S. economy began to speed up — until Iran peace talks failed and oil prices surged again

S&P surveys find rising inflation and supply woes

Pay raises keep shrinking. Here’s how much smaller they’ll be next year.

One solution is getting a different job — but that’s not so simple.

The 30-year Treasury yield is closing in on 5.2%. A surge to 6% could slam stocks.

Long-bond yield spike is increasingly possible — threatening to deepen losses for popular long-term Treasury and TIPS ETFs.
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