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“My 401(k) retirement planner shows I’ll likely be short $1,500 every month during my retirement.”

Swiss stocks were down on Monday as investors returned from a holiday to face fallout from a 39% tariff on imports from the U.S.

U.S. stock-market futures declined Sunday, after Wall Street ended last week with its worst session since April.

White House defends firing following worse-than-expected jobs report; Democratic senator says investigation is warranted

Several senior Federal Reserve officials on Friday characterized the labor market as “solid” even after a poor July jobs report and appeared in no rush to lower U.S. interest rates.

Trump administration lawyers are trying to save ‘liberation day’ tariffs—or risk losing billions in government revenue.

Tariff threats from President Trump and a weakening U.S. labor market have unsettled financial markets ahead of a seasonally weak period for stocks between August and October. Still, there’s plenty of reason to hold tight and look past any choppy trading.

For anyone who’s been feeling guilty about not looking for a new job lately, take a look at Friday’s jobs report and let go of those misgivings.

Trump says the Fed’s high interest rates are keeping Americans from buying houses. There’s more to it than that.

Private-credit ETFs aren’t in 401(k)s yet — but they are Wall Street’s latest effort to bring private assets to the masses and, eventually, into retirement plans.

The European Union and South Korea have pledged to buy billions of dollars’ worth of energy products under trade deals with the Trump administration, as the White House aims to capitalize on the role of the U.S. as the world’s largest exporter of liquefied natural gas. But are U.S. producers up to the challenge?

‘We were frugal, using coupons, discount stores, shopping during the sales and eating leftovers,’ one baby-boomer reader writes.