Social Security gave me conflicting answers about my cheating former husband’s record. What should I do?
“I was married to my former husband for 23 years. After repeated instances of infidelity, we divorced.”
The stock market is poised to go crazy if Warsh gives it the go-ahead, these strategists say
The research firm Citrini says hot inflation and jobs readings mask a more somber reality — and that’s good news for the stock market.
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I’m 60, retired with $3 million. My fiancée, 55, only has $1 million and plans to keep working. Are we compatible?
“Although she is quite frugal, she has not been particularly diligent with investing.”
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Defaults in debt markets are starting again, warns Pimco. Here’s the bond giant’s game plan.
Investors should increasingly seek out fixed income to anchor portfolios as equity valuations look stretched, says Pimco.
Oil prices pare gains in wake of report that Iran won’t restore Strait of Hormuz to prewar levels
West Texas Intermediate and Brent crude fell on Friday on reports that a potential deal would lift oil sanctions on Iran.
My elderly mother and I own a home together. Will Medicaid force its sale?
“My sister thinks Medicaid will take the house my mom and I own together.”
As artificial-intelligence capital expenditures rise, so do the risks for AI stocks, Goldman Sachs tells investors
Forecasts of $920 billion in AI-related capex in 2027 are likely too conservative.
‘It’s causing friction’: I’m taking a trip with 14 friends. What is the fairest way to split the food bill?
“I’m worried it’s going to make people irritable and ruin the trip.”