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I’m 72, have $3 million in savings, and want to live with my son when he’s married with children. Can I afford two apartments?

‘When he moves in with his girlfriend, I have to get my own apartment for a minimum of $30,000 a year.’

The dollar had a relatively strong start to 2024. Here’s why it’s unlikely to last.

The U.S. dollar has had a relatively strong start to 2024 — but some analysts believe the greenback is still more likely than not to depreciate over the course of this year.

Levi is rolling out ‘tech pants’ and other new products this year. But will retailers want them?

With the famed jeans maker rolling out new offerings in 2024, ‘the proof will be in consumer response,’ Stifel analysts say.

Couples who budget together are happier together: Four money moves that can improve your relationship

Start with a ‘money date’ to discover what works best for your partnership.

Dozens of funeral homes fail to properly disclose prices, undercover phone probe finds

Federal Trade Commission investigators and staff placed calls to more than 250 U.S. funeral homes to try to obtain price information.

What Biden’s decision to pause new U.S. LNG exports means for the energy market

The U.S. is unlikely to give up its crown as top exporter of liquefied natural gas, experts say.

Higher interest rates are needed to pop the AI ‘baby bubble’ in stocks, BofA says

A “baby bubble” is forming in the U.S. stock market, fueled by “monopolistic tech” and investor enthusiasm around artificial intelligence, according to BofA Global Research.

Social Security’s trust fund reports disastrous results — again

Our national retirement account is closer than ever to insolvency.

Peacock’s NFL game led almost 3 million people to subscribe. Here’s how long it needs them to stick around.

Peacock paid $110 million to air this game and one other, and it charges subscribers between $5.99 and $11.99.

‘We’re already in a trade war’: Trump adviser says new tariffs are fair play and could pay for tax cuts

There is perhaps no issue that sets Trump apart from other Republicans more than his love for tariffs. Longtime GOP policy hands are reconciling themselves to the idea.

As goes January, so goes the year? History shows U.S. stocks are set to continue climbing in 2024 after strong start.

If the past is any guide, the S&P 500 will likely continue to power higher in 2024 after posting strong returns in January, according to data from a team of equity analysts.

Borrowing frenzy sparked by Fed pivot party leaves out ‘forgotten’ companies that owe $500 billion

U.S. companies are wrapping up a record borrowing blitz in January.
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