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Trump says U.S. has launched attack on Iran nuclear sites as investors brace for ‘unpredictable spillovers’ across markets

President Donald Trump announced late Saturday the U.S. had joined Israel’s attack on Iran’s nuclear sites, putting the country in the middle of a Middle Eastern war and setting up a potentially volatile market reaction.

How Trump’s big bill will directly impact your wallet — from paying your taxes and healthcare to raising a child and owning a home

As the Senate debates the tax bill, here’s what’s at stake for your family and workplace.

As Trump blasts Fed to lower rates, it’s the bond market in need of convincing

President Trump wants lower interest rates as two of his signature policy initiatives face looming deadlines.

Carnival Cruise Line’s new loyalty program angers some customers. ‘One of the dumbest things I’ve ever seen.’

The cruise company is making changes that will put greater emphasis on how much its guests spend, rather than how many days they sail.

Should you use your home equity to pay off credit-card debt? Read this before taking out a HELOC.

Banks are pitching home-equity lines of credit as a cheaper form of borrowing as Federal Reserve rate cuts could lower HELOC rates to the mid-6% range, according to one estimate.

Even the Fed, Iran and interest-rate worries can’t keep this stock market down

The S&P 500 chart is bullish, but many market indicators are bearish. Bet the chart to win.

My sister and her husband died within days of each other. Their banks won’t let me access their safe-deposit boxes. What now?

“The bank suggested filing a claim for unclaimed property in the state where I reside.”

Olive Garden is on a roll. Here’s what’s driving the fastest sales growth in 2 years.

The parent company of Olive Garden’s stock touched an all-time high before pulling back, after sales at the Italian restaurant chain rose the most in more than two years.

The Israel-Iran crisis shows why you need energy stocks in your 401(k)

This isn’t the first time energy stocks have zigged while everything else has zagged. It seems to be a feature, not a bug.

Think you know the basics of retirement planning? Think again. ‘There’s a lot of ignorance out there.’

A shocking number of people are unprepared for retirement. Here’s what you should know.

Consumer spending habits are changing in this key way, Kroger says

With consumers still facing uncertainty over tariffs and the overall economic environment, many are choosing to dine at home rather than eat out, according to supermarket giant Kroger Co.

How a contrarian trade can help you as an investor stay ahead of the Israel-Iran conflict

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