All the news: Stocks
Retirees should be big beneficiaries of the midterms: ‘Democrats will hold every gavel that matters for aging and public policy’
Here’s what might be coming for Social Security, Medicare and long-term care.
The lonely labor of caregiving: ‘You shouldn’t have to be rich to take care of the people you love’
“Take Me Home” offers a view of how one family faces caregiving issues and finds solutions.
Medicare at age 50? What ‘Medicare for more’ could mean for American workers.
It’s not “Medicare for All,” but a new bill would lower the Medicare age to 50, expanding coverage for 60 million adults
Why this ‘big idea’ to fix Social Security relies on a massive stock-market gamble
From a long-term perspective, the past 50 years of strong market gains are the exception rather than the rule
The scandal at Nvidia is exactly what’s wrong with the S&P 500
A big chunk of your retirement is likely invested in the computer-chip giant.
The 2027 401(k) limits are here. See how much more you can save next year.
Defined-contribution plans are getting a bump. IRA savers are not.
My wife has dementia and may outlive me. How do we prepare for long-term memory care?
“She’s 69 and otherwise healthy as a horse.”
Budget airlines are going upscale with first-class seats and faster wifi
Forget no-frills: Frontier and JetBlue are chasing luxury flyers, and Wall Street is buying in.
‘I’m sick of flying’: I paid for priority boarding, but the overhead bins were full. Was I duped?
“Maybe next time I’ll try the other approach: I’ll board whenever I feel like it and drop my suitcase in the first open slot I see.”
‘It leaves me with a sour taste’: My elderly mother gave our cousin $800 for a car repair. Should I be worried?
“I know older people can easily feel patronized, and I don’t want that to happen.”
What’s the most tax-efficient way to donate to charity?
How to make your donations beneficial for both you and the recipient
Washington can start delivering on affordability by rejecting Trump’s tariffs
Americans voted against policies that drove up their costs. Will policymakers ignore them?
These 6 battered AI stocks could bounce back big, an analyst says
The postelection panic over data centers has led to a widespread tech selloff, but some stocks are more insulated than they seem, according to Bernstein.
China’s hottest stocks these days have one thing in common: names that sound like sheep
Shares of fish processors, lighting manufacturers and appliance makers have soared ahead of the Year of the Sheep. Investor appetite has had little to do with the status of their businesses.
14 dividend stocks selected for long-term growth
These stocks feature attractive dividend payouts and are trading low to the companies’ intrinsic value, according to John Buckingham of Value87 Investment Partners.
FAA declares rare nationwide ground stop on flights, with more than 10,000 delayed or canceled
Agency cites “extraordinary circumstances,” while Homeland Security Secretary Mullin says no indication of attack. Reduced flights amid fuel-cost surge may curtail rebooking options.
‘The thought of living to 100 terrifies me’: Is Social Security a giant Ponzi scheme?
There is already a demographic ‘run’ on Social Security.
4 expert tips for signing up for Medicare
A day in the life of a Medicare counselor
Nvidia’s stock is on a losing streak not seen in 14 years. What comes next?
Nvidia wiped out $573 billion in market capitalization this week — its sixth consecutive week of stock declines.
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Global oil supplies are suddenly flowing. Why a crude glut won’t mean cheaper diesel.
It’s official: the world is expected to soon have more oil than it needs for the first time since the Iran war began in February. But more oil doesn’t automatically lead to lower diesel prices.
‘He calls my plans a fantasy’: My husband says we can’t afford a $200,000-a-year retirement. Is he being cheap?
“We have $2 million saved in our retirement accounts and a house worth $1.3 million.”
‘She has a history of financial mismanagement’: My brother cut our sister out of his will. I’ll get everything. Do I tell her?
“I’m torn between respecting my brother’s wishes and being fair to my sister.”
Bitcoin is now below $69,000 and could fall even further if investors cash out to buy into the Anthropic IPO
Investors may have to sell some of their existing bets in crypto to make room in their portfolio for what could be one of the most sought-after stock offerings in history.
AMD and other chip stocks slide as Wall Street rethinks the AI trade without Jensen Huang
At first, it looked like Nvidia’s pain might be the rest of the chip sector’s gain. But now, investors aren’t so sure.
The trillion-dollar mistake corporate America is making about retirement
The market is dramatically underpricing the economic impact of Americans age 50 and older.
Microsoft shares pressured on Friday as traders weigh outage’s impact
A global outage for Microsoft web services continued to disrupt email accounts and some other applications worldwide on Friday, while the broader stock market remains unsteady.
Claude chatbot maker set for $1.3tn stock market debut despite 'catastrophic' AI warning
The AI company behind the Claude chatbot will offer its shares at between $70 and $78, which is lower than what was expected.
Red hot U.S. inflation reading dials up interest rate worries on markets
U.S. stocks were under pressure Tuesday after a report showed inflation was worse across the country last month than economists expected.
