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Why one of the biggest U.S. mortgage lenders expects housing demand to double in 2025

Home buyers are expected to see more for-sale listings and lower mortgage rates in 2025.

Why money’s flowed into Bank of America bonds — and how a Fed pause in rate cuts may help financial firms

The Federal Reserve’s expected interest-rate cut Wednesday is seen as a potential boost for the banking sector, as corporate bond investors weigh prospects for the U.S.‘s money-center banks.

This is the first whiskey to be granted a new federal designation in over 50 years

American single malt, sometimes referred to as “American Scotch,” is now officially a style unto itself.

Could the S&P 500 close at 7,000 by the end of next year? How investors should read rosy 2025 projections.

Predicting the stock market in 2025 could be extra difficult after another year of double-digit gains for the S&P 500.

It’s ‘the worst tax deal in America’ — but you still have time to fix it. Here’s how.

Reporting large amounts of income on a W-2 form can set up people for a big tax bill, but there are strategies to trim that.

Bill to prevent government shutdown includes raise for Congress. It’s the first pay hike in 16 years.

Congressional leaders have put forward a giant spending package to avoid a partial government shutdown, and one provision aims to deliver the first pay raise for lawmakers in about 16 years.

General Mills’ refrigerated-dough sales disappoint as holiday baking season starts

General Mills’ stock was falling Wednesday after a cut to the company’s full-year profit outlook overshadowed a big quarterly earnings beat.

Regrets? Retirees have a few big financial ones.

Starting late, dropping the ball on 401(k)s, and not seeking help

Transgender Americans rush to finalize name changes, healthcare proxies and estate planning before the inauguration

With their rights threatened, transgender Americans are rushing to get their financial houses in order.

Investors brace for hawkish Fed rate cut – and more volatile markets in 2025

The spotlight Wednesday will be on Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

Treasury yields steady ahead of Fed decision that may bring fewer 2025 rate cuts

Yields on U.S. government debt were mixed Wednesday morning ahead of the Federal Reserve’s final policy announcement of the year, which is expected to bring another quarter-point rate cut and projections for fewer rate cuts in 2025 than previously thought.

Passenger records are expected for the holidays. That’s good for travel stocks, but not for passengers.

Over 119 million people in the U.S. are expected to hit the road over the coming days, surpassing pre-COVID-19 peaks, with air travel seeing the biggest increase.
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