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‘I have a degree in economics’: I’m 70, earn $250K a year and have $3.7 million in investments. Is it time to retire?

“I have a home worth $1.3 million with $900,000 in equity. I have not paid it off as I have a 3% interest rate.”

Block is the latest to get an S&P 500 nod, and its stock is climbing

Robinhood misses out on S&P 500 inclusion once again, as Square parent company is chosen to replace Hess.

Trump signs the Genius Act into law, in significant step for U.S. crypto regulation

President Trump said the crypto industry was once “mocked and dismissed and counted out,” but now could become a big buyer of U.S. government debt.

Was canceling Stephen Colbert’s ‘Late Show’ really about money? The numbers don’t entirely back it up.

There is little in Paramount Global’s recent earnings report to indicate that the finances of its television division had eroded so precipitously that jettisoning one of its trademark programs would be a necessary solution.

Here’s what interest-rate changes may mean for bond returns as traders watch Fed

The higher yields found in the bond market provide a bigger buffer against volatility compared with a few years ago — and greater potential for upside than downside as interest rates change, according to Vanguard.

Alphabet’s stock is on a winning streak. Can it stay hot after next week’s earnings?

While there are lingering concerns about Google’s search business in the long run, analysts see some positives ahead of upcoming second-quarter results.

So your rich friend wants to travel with you? Don’t commit before having this conversation.

If you’re planning a trip with a friend who makes more money than you, it’s important to address that reality beforehand.

Corporate America keeps calling consumers ‘resilient.’ Consumers beg to differ.

Americans say they’re feeling financial pressure — but it’s not showing up in banks’ bottom lines.

Traders in a critical corner of the bond market are back to flashing worries about long-run inflation

Market-based measures of future inflation are rising to worrisome levels last seen three months ago, with some strategists pointing to the potential for another round of unsettling tariff-driven price gains in the months to come.

Company insiders now are bearish to the extreme — but they’re upbeat on these 11 stocks

Overall, executives and directors are down on 10 S&P 500 sectors — and positive about just this one.

Does the economy need a boost? Here’s an argument for an interest-rate cut.

One of the chief reasons the Federal Reserve should cut interest rates now, a top central banker argues, is because the economy has gotten weaker and is likely to stay weak for the rest of the year.

Do soaring ‘meme stocks’ and ‘story stocks’ signal a warning for investors?

Also: Why Tim Cook should keep running Apple, three critical questions for investors from Barry Ritholtz and how to use ChatGPT when researching investments
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