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I’m 55 and earn $100,000. Should I take a $2,900 monthly pension — or $2,200 with 3% annual hikes?

“I plan to continue working until age 60.”

ChatGPT price-war report comes as data shows AI usage already tailing off

After many high-profile corporate customers complained about the high fees attached to AI models and the practice of ‘tokenmaxxing’, OpenAI is considering discounting its services as competition with Anthropic gets cut-throat

My wife and I are 61. We have $2.2 million and $5,000 in Social Security benefits. Do we claim early?

“We need our assets and income to support us for the next 25 years.”

Our financial adviser keeps pushing annuities even after we said no. Should we fire him?

“He claims that we are his only clients who have not jumped on this great opportunity.”

After more than a year, ‘Superman’ star Nicholas Hoult finally sells $2.2 million L.A. home at a big loss

The actor was forced to take a rather hefty loss on the sale of the Hollywood Hills home, which he purchased for $2.33 million in 2018.

Micron, Intel drag the tech sector into a new bearish phase. Will the correction last this time?

The selloff in the tech sector that has heightened investor anxiety over the past week graduated to a new phase on Wednesday: The pullback is over, and it’s now officially a correction.

Bitcoin bulls are still around. These charts show they just moved on to hotter markets.

Traders who once bet on crypto have not stopped gambling on the next big market story — they just are not finding that story in crypto itself.

Oracle’s stock slides after earnings, as the steep price of AI spooks investors

Oracle blew past earnings expectations and grew its contract pipeline to $638 billion, but Wall Street is concerned about its rising AI costs.

Sports betting is taking a bite out of gamblers’ grocery budgets, new research suggests

A report released just days before the start of the FIFA World Cup finds a correlation between sports betting and not having enough to eat.

Worried that big IPOs will torpedo the stock market? These factors suggest otherwise.

The stock market typically performs well leading up to and during periods when companies are issuing new stocks, according to Deutsche Bank.

The 4.2% inflation rate is a bummer, but the worst might be over

Lower gasoline prices and fading tariff effects are likely to nudge U.S. inflation lower by the end of 2026.

Thinking about insider trading on prediction markets? Kalshi wants to make an example of you.

Prediction-market companies are identifying hundreds of cases of suspected insider trading.
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