I’m 66. My mortgage is $250K and the rate is 3.4%. Would it be foolish to pay it off from my $770K investments?
“I don’t plan on taking Social Security until 70 and I will have one other small pension.”
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Wall Street is starting to rethink the need for multiple rate cuts into 2026
The U.S. economy is looking stronger than many people previously thought, which is giving way to a reconsideration by traders of how low interest rates might need to go into next year.
My parents promised to split their estate 50/50, but my mother gave my brother real estate. Is that fair?
“The trust dictates my brother should receive an equal amount.”
‘I haven’t filed taxes in 20 years’: I’m 55 and about to get laid off. I’ve $1 million in crypto. Am I in big trouble?
“I have $800,000 split across two 401(k) plans and a $69,000 lump-sum pension.”
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I’m retiring at 63 with $1.5 million saved. Is 70/30 equities/bonds too risky?
“My spouse and I have a combined $5,500 in monthly Social Security payments and a $2,900-a-month pension.”
‘My grief makes decisions difficult’: My daughter has a financially reckless spouse. How do I protect her?
“I am afraid they will end up destitute and homeless.”
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Wall Street analysts have been raising corporate earnings estimates all summer, while the outlook for economic growth has improved despite a slowdown in the labor market.
My mother’s lawyer stole $400K after she moved to a nursing home. How do we get our money back?
“Within a month, her home had fraudulently been put up for sale and her vehicle stolen.”
