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Oracle and Broadcom continued to fall, while market participants looked ahead to Tuesday's jobs report.
A donor-advised fund is a simple (really!), tax-smart strategy that lets you contribute a large, tax-deductible gift now and then distribute grants over time.
Amid talk of an AI bubble, what's the best course of action for investors in their 50s and 60s, whose retirement savings are at risk from major market declines?
After you indulge your urge to splurge on a treat, consider doing adult things with the extra cash, like paying down debt, but also setting up a "fun fund."
How can a snowbird wannabe warm up without the expense? We asked professional wealth planners for advice.
As interest rates trend down, online banks keep an edge on yields, but service, access and flexibility still matter. Here’s how the trade-offs stack up.
The November CPI report came in lighter than expected, but the delayed data give an incomplete picture of inflation, say economists.
Will higher income taxes drive the wealthy to flee New York in 2026?
How well do you know the new 2026 IRS rules for wealth transfer and the specific tax brackets that affect your heirs? Let's find out!
Retirement property tax bills could be up to 65% cheaper for some older adults in 2026. Do you qualify?
Verizon’s latest home-internet promotion includes free tech, but the real savings depend on pricing, speed needs and how long you stay.
T-Mobile's prepaid lineup promises MLB.TV, T-Mobile Tuesdays and hotspot data. But do the perks make it worth switching?
Investors, traders and speculators welcome much-better-than-hoped-for core CPI data on top of optimism-renewing AI earnings.
Retirees have some charitable contribution options that can help avoid spikes in income from RMDS and capital gains.
The Peanuts gang is making the move to Sony as the company acquires a major stake of Peanuts Holding LLC.
My Hero Academia's ending was a satisfying conclusion to the anime, but it cut a cameo from a key character that manga fans were waiting for.