‘He thinks nothing of spending $40K on a new car’: My husband gives me the silent treatment. How can we agree on finances?
“I’m looking for a financial planner, marriage counselor and, possibly, a divorce attorney.”
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I want to escape the U.S. political climate and be a ‘digital nomad’ abroad. I’m 46 and earn $98,000 — how can I do this?
“My ideal situation is probably to live and travel abroad for nine months out of the year and be in the U.S. for about three months.”
Here’s what’s worth streaming in October 2025 on Netflix, Hulu, HBO Max and more
The NBA takes a big leap into streaming, while viewers can cozy up to Netflix’s ‘Nobody Wants This’ or freak out to the Halloween horror of ‘Monster: The Ed Gein Story’ and ‘It: Welcome to Derry’
The monthly BLS employment report is the gold standard. But investors have other options.
The government shutdown is clouding the market outlook — but you can still make informed portfolio moves.
As Warren Buffett nears retirement, he’s making his biggest purchase in years
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway says it is acquiring a “robust portfolio of operating assets” in Occidental’s OxyChem.
Tesla delivers a big sales beat, and the end of EV tax credits may not be the only reason
Tesla reported third-quarter deliveries that topped the highest analyst estimate, but the stock drops.
Stocks and bitcoin are running on fumes and FOMO — but here’s how the market can steer clear of a selloff
Trader Jeffrey Bierman says the market can stabilize if fund managers diversify into unloved, cheap sectors
I’m 80. Is this a good or bad time to dip into my $650K retirement fund to remodel my bathroom?
“The economic and political climate makes me reluctant to do so.”
Marvell has ‘huge potential,’ these analysts say. Here’s why they downgraded the stock anyway.
TD Cowen analysts cited a “dynamic of volatility and limited visibility,” saying there are cleaner narratives elsewhere in the chip sector.
Here’s how much your health insurance could go up next year — whether there’s a government shutdown or not
Millions of Americans are poised to pay more for their health insurance next year.
