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Welcome to the real world, class of 2025. Here are 5 money tips you haven’t heard a million times.

Gen Z is budgeting and spending in nontraditional ways. Here’s how to navigate new AI and fintech tools and save responsibly, according to financial experts.

Trump recession is off the table — but trouble not over for U.S. economy

President Trump’s move to defuse an ugly trade war with China not only sparked a massive stock-market rally, but also drove down the chances of recession — for now.

An increasingly popular healthcare savings strategy could get more lucrative under GOP tax bill

The tax bill that advanced from the House Ways and Means Committee devotes a portion of provisions to broader rules on health-savings accounts.

My father’s widow keeps sending me $200 checks in the mail. Why would she do this?

“I sent a ‘thank you’ card and asked what it was for, but I got no answer.”

These 19 stocks at the intersection of AI and robotics could see big sales boosts

As AI makes robots smarter, there will be many new ways to use them — and investors can find opportunities around the world.

U.S. loses final triple-A credit rating. Market reaction uncertain but ‘it’s not good news.’

Rising deficits and budget chaos finally caught up with the U.S. credit rating Friday when Moody’s Investor Service downgraded the government, stripping its last triple-A rating.

Thinking of retiring abroad but are unsure about it? How to take a country for a ‘test drive.’

If you’re not ready to dismantle your entire life at home and start anew in another country, there are other options.

Nvidia is trying to hold on to its business in China — even as it gets harder to compete with Huawei

The chipmaker wants to attract top AI talent in China as it faces tightening U.S. restrictions and challenges from homegrown chipmakers

Tariffs are giving used-car dealers the upper hand. Buyers are being charged an average $640 in unexpected fees.

As tariffs disrupt the supply of cars, “we’re in a situation where dealers, once again, have the leverage,” says one car expert.

These companies are replacing mom and dad as a guarantor for renters. It will soon be a $1 billion-a-year indusstry.

There’s a burgeoning business in companies that will pay your rent if you can’t, but it can cost the equivalent of a month’s rent — or more.

Why Americans need way more SALT in their public-policy diet

The new reconciliation bill doesn’t go nearly far enough

Trump says countries will soon get letters detailing their tariff rates. Here’s where his tariffs stand now.

While in the United Arab Emirates on Friday, U.S. President Donald Trump talked about his plans for tariffs. Here’s what he said, and where his taxes on imports stand now.
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