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Yes, stock-market valuations are high. But this Wall Street veteran outlines 4 scenarios that could keep the rally going anyway.

There is no denying that U.S. stocks are expensive right now.

Moderna, Pfizer stocks fall as Trump officials reportedly link COVID shots to child deaths

Shares of companies that make COVID-19 vaccines sank Friday, after a report raised fears that Trump administration health officials will blame the vaccines for some child deaths.

Private equity in your 401(k): Who is the big winner? Probably not you.

If somebody has discovered the holy grail, why would they cut in schmucks like you and me?

Don’t ignore this upcoming Medicare update — it could be the most important message of the year

The ANOC has crucial information you need to see before Medicare’s open enrollment begins on Oct. 15.

I’m 67. My wife, 48, is financially illiterate. How do I teach her to manage our money? After all, I won’t be around forever.

“We have a 12-year-old daughter. I have $1.1 million in a traditional IRA and $250,000 in cash.”

These companies could follow Nvidia’s lead with AI driving rapid sales growth

Also: The scorching IPO market, an IRA problem you wish you had, and your residential real-estate questions answered

I’m a single parent in my 50s. Should I add my children, 23 and 29, to my mortgage loan to help me qualify?

“I want to purchase a family home so we three don’t have to pay rent.”

‘It’s keeping me up at night’: My brother sold his share of the family farm and lost the rest in a divorce. He says I owe him.

“He told me that he will legally pursue me and my farm through the court.”

Gold keeps hitting record after record. Is it time to think about selling?

When an investment does as well as or better than you hoped it would, what do you do next? That’s the dilemma for gold investors, who have seen prices for the precious metal settle at record highs more than 30 times so far this year.

Always picking up the tab or lending money you don’t have? It could be ‘financial fawning’ — here’s how to stop.

Being a people pleaser can take a toll not just mentally but also financially, especially if it becomes a habit. Sometimes it stems from a trauma response called “fawning.”

Don’t expect mortgage rates to fall after the Fed’s interest-rate cuts. But here’s one move borrowers can make right now.

Mortgage rates aren’t likely to drop after the coming Federal Reserve meeting, when the central bank is expected to cut interest rates, economists say.

Could Microsoft buy OpenAI? A new arrangement makes that possible — one day.

OpenAI’s transition to a profit-driven business model makes it a better candidate for an IPO or an acquisition.
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