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What’s the right time of year to take my RMD?

An important factor is what you plan to do with the money once it is out of your IRA.

The cost of care is gutting the American dream. Here’s how to fix it.

Ai-jen Poo, a leading advocate for caregivers, lands on the MarketWatch 25. She spoke with MarketWatch about how to solve America’s caregiving crisis.

Why copper is ‘a ticking time bomb for explosive price action’

Copper prices have dropped from the highest levels on record in July, but that doesn’t mean a powerful rally in the industrial metal has reached its end.

A 50-year mortgage is ‘only going to hurt the consumer.’ Here are some ideas that could actually help.

Experts call the idea of a 50-year mortgage, floated recently by President Donald Trump and FHFA Director Bill Pulte, “very problematic.”

Trump-linked Fermi is having trouble signing its first AI data-center power tenant

Fermi, which is organized as a real-estate investment trust, is worrying investors with the delay in closing the deal with its first tenant.

As Tesla doubles down on AI, this analyst says its stock has gotten harder to recommend

Tesla’s stock valuation is increasingly linked to AI initiatives around humanoid robots and robotaxis that aren’t bringing in revenue — for now.

CarMax is ‘stuck in neutral.’ And yes, it’s also about Carvana.

Analysts at Morgan Stanley downgraded their rating on CarMax’s stock, just a month after saying there was more hope for the used-car retailer.

Yes, investors, there is a Santa Claus rally. No, he isn’t coming early.

Wall Street wants you to believe that a year-end stock-market rally starts now.

This investing strategy features value stocks doing well ‘below the AI circus’

Rather than focusing on low multiples to earnings, value-stock selection should include quality factors supporting long-term growth, according to Warren Koontz of Jennison Associates.

Plug Power is using the AI power boom to generate cash and ditch unneeded government support

Plug Power has dropped out of a government loan program, deciding it was more cost-effective to pay for hydrogen supply than to build its own network. Analysts agree.

My brother is the trustee of our parents’ $10 million estate. He’s threatened to bleed the estate dry. What now?

“He is paying himself $40 per hour or $1,600 per week to manage the estate.”

Banks just sent this upbeat signal about the economy. Here’s why investors aren’t buying it.

Banks stockpiled less money for troubled loans during the most recent quarter despite fears over bad-debt “cockroaches.”
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