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My stepfather’s children plan to buy the house he shares with my mother. I stopped them in their tracks.

“I discovered that the default deed in Illinois is tenants in common — not joint tenants with the right of survivorship.”

Retirement news you (may have) missed this week

From 401(k) lawsuits to crazy times at Raymond James

Thinking about retiring abroad? Here are 6 reasons to stay in America.

Retiring to another country isn’t for everyone. What to know before you make a move.

Nvidia’s CEO, whose chips play a key role in the DeepSeek drama, becomes latest corporate exec to pay a visit to Trump

President Trump is slated to meet Friday afternoon with Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Jensen Huang at the White House, with their get-together coming as the chip giant has faced questions due to the big splash made by Chinese artificial-intelligence startup DeepSeek.

Here are easy ways protect yourself from a stock-market crash

Also: Apple’s good news, tax tips for investors and advice from the Moneyist.

I’m 67 and plan to work for 5 more years. I was told to claim Social Security now. Should I?

“I was under the impression that once I elected to take my monthly benefit it was set for perpetuity.”

Higher cocoa prices will pressure Hershey’s stock, analyst says

Piper Sandler downgrades Hershey Co. to underweight from neutral on expectation of stubbornly high cocoa prices.

Invest in these safe havens to protect against Trump tariff fallout, Goldman says

A team from Goldman Sachs says that gold will be one key commodity for investors.

Here’s what the Apple bears are getting wrong about the stock

Apple Intelligence may not be the dud that skeptics thought. And while China pressure is real, other emerging markets are compensating.

Oil company Infinity Natural Resources debuts IPO amid deregulation push

Infinity Natural Resources Inc. priced its initial public offering above the midpoint of its range in a sign of a strong stock-market debut for the oil and gas producer, which operates in Ohio and Pennsylvania.

Intel’s forecast missed by a mile. Here’s why the stock is rising anyway.

Some analysts say the outlook looks conservative. Another says investors are “likely growing numb to the company’s travails.”

Wages and benefits for American workers accelerate slightly in fourth quarter

The labor market is no longer a source of inflation pressures, but economists continue to watch the data closely.
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