You’ve got less than 5 years to rescue your money from AI and stablecoins. Here’s what to do.
America’s once-a-century reset is happening at hyperspeed — creating new fortunes and destroying old ones.
Wine and Stocks Thoughts about wine and stocks
Here’s what a government shutdown means for markets — and your wallet
There hasn’t been a partial U.S. government shutdown since 2019. Here’s a rundown of what one could mean for you and your money.
Tesla is about to show a snapshot of its global sales. Is recent optimism deserved?
Wall Street sales consensus has crept up, but some worry that a sales bump, if it comes, will be more about a rush to buy EVs ahead of expiring U.S. tax incentives.
The last thing the stock market wants right now is a government shutdown. Here’s why.
Stocks are defying their typical weakness in September — but it isn’t October yet
‘I feel overwhelmed’: I’m a widow in my early 40s with 3 children. I have $330K in IRAs. Will be OK?
“Our paid-off home is valued at $590,000.”
I inherited $600K in Apple stock. It now makes up 50% of my portfolio. Is that too risky?
“I worry that a downturn in the tech sector, or something Apple-specific, could wipe out half my portfolio.”
How Trump’s latest tariffs could make your kitchen renovation even more of an expensive headache
It’s getting increasingly expensive and burdensome for homeowners to undertake renovation projects.
Why Roth IRAs and Roth conversions may not make sense for you
Also: Small-cap stocks, a bond-market warning, and two metals that might join the amazing rally for gold and silver.
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.”
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.
