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‘We’re in a market bubble’: I’m 62 and single. I want to move my $200K IRA to a money-market account. Am I mad? 

“I will also draw Social Security when I reach 70, which will be $3,500 per month.”

Stunning $110 million Malibu estate once owned by TV legend Johnny Carson is for sale

TV legend Johnny Carson’s former longtime California dwelling has hit the market for $110 million—two decades after he died in 2005.

Cracker Barrel drops marketing firm behind disastrous logo refresh, raising further questions about future plans

Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc. on Thursday said it would stop working with the consultancy that advised it on a logo change and restaurant overhaul that backfired over the summer, raising further questions about the Americana-themed restaurant chain’s path forward.

WNBA players want more money — and a growing roster of stars like Napheesa Collier and Caitlin Clark are calling out the league commissioner to get it

Fears of a 2026 WNBA lockout loom as the players union and the league still haven’t reached new collective bargaining agreement

What FICO’s credit-score shake-up really means for home buyers

Big shifts are happening in the credit-reporting industry that could impact mortgage lending.

Humana provides a peak into its Medicare Advantage plan ratings, and the stock jumps

Humana’s stock spiked after the health insurer disclosed some findings from the government’s Star Ratings for its 2026 Medicare Advantage plans.

This S&P 500 sector gauge points to ‘excessive’ confidence and imminent pullback

Sectors in the U.S. stock market just traded in a way that suggests investors are excessively confident and a pullback may be near, according to DataTrek Research.

No jobs report on Friday. But that may not be the worst data delay due to the federal shutdown.

Crucial reports on U.S. inflation, job creation and unemployment are set to be delayed a week or more due to the government shutdown — and there’s even a danger that some inflation reports might not be produced at all.

The stock market isn’t letting a government shutdown spoil its party — so far

In prior shutdowns, the S&P 500 typically drops at first — then investors move on.

How can Apple’s stock reach $300? Wall Street is already dreaming about the iPhone 18.

Morgan Stanley analysts boosted their target price to $298 but see room for the stock to hit $376 if foldable iPhones and AI spur a big wave of upgrades in the next launch cycle.

Betting markets like Kalshi see the government shutdown lasting 10 days or more. Investors might not like that.

Major U.S. stock indexes are trading at or near records as a government shutdown enters a second day.

How to make money from tax-loss selling between now and the end of the year

The biggest year-to-date losers will likely fall even more in coming weeks — and become good bounce-back candidates.
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