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Jeff Bezos sells Seattle mansion for $63 million in Washington state’s priciest residential sale ever

The Amazon founder stands to save hundreds of millions in taxes by moving to Florida.

Tesla earnings could offer hope for the stock. But this has to happen first.

The EV company’s investors want reassurance on sales and future projects such as robotaxis and a cheaper vehicle.

U.S. stock futures fall after another losing week on Wall Street

U.S. stock futures fell Sunday after another rough — though holiday-shortened — week on Wall Street.

Fed’s Goolsbee warns economic activity may slump this summer after ‘artificially high’ pre-tariff bump

U.S. economic activity may appear “artificially high” before dropping off this summer, Chicago Federal Reserve President Austan Goolsbee said Sunday, as businesses and consumers look to stock up before the Trump administration’s tariffs take effect.

Investors are eager for tariff deals. They might get more tumult in bonds and stocks instead.

The world’s deepest, most liquid bond market remains vulnerable to aggressive selloffs that could alarm stock investors.

Golfers think the sport keeps them healthy. New research says it will even help them live longer.

The sport has a growing number of senior participants — and there’s new research that says playing the game is a longevity booster.

I’m 15 years older than my second wife and have $1 million in savings. She promised to pass my estate onto my sons after I’m gone. Do I trust her?

“My wife is probably one of the most honest persons I’ve ever known.”

99% of the ‘biggest winning stocks’ share this criteria, says investing legend Mark Minervini

The two-time U.S. Investing champ says the “Magnificent Seven” won’t outperform forever. He shares his criteria to find the new tech leaders.

Financial skills slip as we age. Here’s how we can learn to stay sharp.

Elderly people risk costly mistakes, poor health outcomes and falling victim to scams.

Federal judge makes your Social Security data harder for DOGE to access — for now

The Department of Government Efficiency will be allowed only limited access to Social Security data after a federal court handed a ruling that will block the agency from tapping beneficiaries’ personal identifiable information at will.

How to travel solo in retirement — and save money while doing it

Traveling solo has grown more popular among people in their 60s and older.

Trump’s attacks on Powell pose another risk for bondholders — especially older investors

If you hold a lot of U.S. Treasury bonds in your portfolio, as many retirees and older investors do, would you like the bad news first, or the good news?
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