Sinclair & Nexstar Reverse Course, Resume Airing Jimmy Kimmel’s Show
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A Match Made In US Foreign Policy Hell
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My wife and I are in our 40s. We have a $600K mortgage and $500K annual income. Can we afford a vacation home?
“We plan to work another 20 years and we estimate $3-$4 million in 401(k) savings.”
I’m 70 and have Alzheimer’s. My son’s girlfriend put $750 worth of lottery tickets on a credit card I gave him. What can I do?
“I contacted the credit-card company, but was advised they could not reimburse me for the theft.”
US Plan Would Tap Tony Blair As Postwar Gaza Leader
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‘I thought she was honest’: My ex-wife hid her stocks during our divorce. Can I sue her?
“It wasn’t until after the divorce that I realized that she withheld the information.”
‘He can’t afford payments to the IRS’: My friend’s $19,000 loan was written off. The IRS charged him $3,000. What can he do?
“He has only been able to make about $10,000 a year in menial jobs.”
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.”
Even smaller tech stocks are getting expensive. But these sectors could be your next big win.
The rally in small-cap stocks isn’t nearly as broad — or as healthy — as it appears.
The Ryder Cup pours millions into promoting golf. But does the sport even need saving?
While debate swirls around who is or isn’t being paid at the Ryder Cup, and where the money is going, here’s a look at the state of the sport today.