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Teachers spending big on classroom supplies can look forward to broader tax breaks — but there’s a catch

The IRS already offers a educator expense deduction. Here’s what’s ahead.

How safe are cruise-ship water slides? A recent incident on a Royal Caribbean sailing begs the question.

The slides are an increasingly popular attraction on many of the mega vessels operated by cruise lines.

Inflation alarm bells went off again and prices are rising. Just how bad is it going to get?

The biggest increase in wholesale prices in three and a half years stunned Wall Street, but is tariff-related inflation really set to soar? The proof is far from ironclad.

Why nearly 7 in 10 new college grads are looking for jobs close to family

Gen Z college graduates are prioritizing work-life balance and saving money when selecting their first job.

Getting married when you’re older can be a financial minefield. How to protect yourself.

When retirees tie the knot, prenups really matter. Skip them at your peril.

Turning stocks and bonds into crypto-style trades won’t be happening soon. Here’s why.

Regulators and crypto bulls want to move all stocks and bonds onto a blockchain. But turning that vision into reality may still be a long way off.

The old software investing playbook is dead. Here’s where to put your money now.

Software companies are facing a reckoning as AI lowers barriers to entry. Experts share how to find winners in an evolving competitive landscape.

‘I personally don’t care about her money’: What happens to my aunt’s safe-deposit box after she dies?

“I am asking for my mom, who is on a fixed income. It would be a nice boon.”

Why UnitedHealth? Buying the stock was actually a ‘classic Buffett move.’

Shares of some of UnitedHealth’s peers got a bump in the wake of Berkshire’s investment in the healthcare giant, and they all look cheaper based on price relative to expected earnings.

Why the Trump-Putin summit is no ‘magic lever’ to unleash global oil supplies

The hype surrounding the historic summit Friday between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin makes clear that Russia — even under global sanctions — remains a powerhouse in the energy market.

This is how important Taylor Swift’s ‘The Life of a Showgirl’ is to an entire industry

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Americans who make over $100,000 are still propping up the economy, but how long can they keep doing it?

In an uncertain economic environment, at least one thing is clear: Six-figure earners are still spending money..
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