‘My son gets zero’: I’m leaving $1 million to my daughter. My son said he’ll convince my ex-wife to leave everything to him. Should I split my assets 50/50?
“I could write a book about how mean my son was to me.”
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Park your Batmobile in the living room of this amazing superhero home in Chicago, listed for $2.5 million
There’s a major cool factor to this Batcave-style space that is a showcase for both art and cars.
‘I’m having panic attacks’: My ex-husband emptied our joint bank accounts, hacked into my email and stole my life savings. Do I have any recourse?
“I’m working with the fund manager, as I found some emails where he pretended to be me on some forged documents.”
‘Their accounts have made less than 1%’: I set up 529 plans for my teens, but they’re floundering. Can I move them back to CDs?
“Their 529 money is not growing.”
U.S. stock futures and crypto prices sink after a painful week on Wall Street
U.S. stock-market futures fell late Sunday, after a volatile week on Wall Street that saw the Nasdaq fall into correction territory.
China’s Caixin PMI signals pickup in services-sector activity
A private gauge of China’s services sector signaled that activity expanded at a faster pace in July compared with a month ago, in contrast with the trend seen in official data.
Medicare patients could get emergency treatment at home under new bill
A new proposal in Congress would allow older Medicare recipients to receive emergency medical services at home rather than having to be transported to a hospital for care, which could help them avert potential health and financial consequences resulting from a hospital visit.
You’ll know AI has taken over when we no longer value money
A future where machines organize, decide and execute all economic activities is no future at all.
The U.S. economy is getting closer to a recession. What is the Fed waiting for?
The Fed should cut rates by 0.5% before the Jackson Hole meeting in late August, says Investment manager Louis Navellier.
The market has a sinking feeling that the Fed has fallen behind the curve
The coming central-bank pivot won’t usher in a mere solo rate cut but a rate-cutting campaign.
