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Christine Parker, a certified financial planner, helps clients tackle complex questions about passing on wealth. Yet one of her first... Read More
QQQ and QQQM are similar, but these ETFs have subtle differences that are important for investors to know. Read More
Radical tenant activists want to take down landlords—including by breaking the law. Read More
The accounts could show the way to get the government out of healthcare. Read More
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There is a widespread perception that inflation in the United States is closely connected to the war in Iran. This means that every time some... Read More
The recently enacted 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act echoes the belief that homeownership is an important part of the American Dream, an... Read More
Homeowners are better off with real choices about how to sell. Read More
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Headline Index Eases to 45.1 After July's Surge; Personal Financial and Federal Policy Components Reach Highs Not Seen Since March as the... Read More
Trade reports are like oceans. Much of the action happens beneath the surface. That is the lesson of the June trade report. On the... Read More
Jacob Soboroff breaks down a new report on how Trump and Musk’s DOGE cuts delayed wildfire fighting efforts in Minnesota. Read More
The parsimonious in Washington won’t always remain in power. Which is a weak attempt at humor, or irony. Still, let’s assume for... Read More
Corporate America was enthusiastic about artificial intelligence. Until it got the bill. Read More
The next time a candidate promises that greater government control will make life safer, fairer and more secure, Americans should remember... Read More
The other week, I (Chris Reilly) was on a work trip in Vermont. One morning over breakfast, I got to talking with a woman at the table next... Read More
This week, Wall Street's patience finally snapped. Following a disappointing round of earnings from several technology giants, investors... Read More
Recent market weakness is not the beginning of a bear market, according to a contrarian analysis of market-timer sentiment. That’s... Read More
Faced with a choice between changing one's mind and proving there is no need to do so, almost everyone gets busy with the proof. Read More
The only way for Democrats to stop the socialist takeover of their party is for party leaders to take a stand. Read More
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Fauci’s COVID lies expose corporate news as propaganda. Read More
Over two decades ago, Republicans were divided over a proposed change to a federal rule that governed television networks’ market reach. It... Read More
Everything the world’s briefly richest man built is failing at once. Read More
Comparison is the thief of joy. Read More
The weak Yen is a policy problem and policy isn't changing. Read More
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It's been more than eight years since Trump's first aluminum tariffs were imposed. How long do we have to wait before calling this a failure? Read More
Tax capital the same as labor. Read More
Several CEOs and board members said they believe their contributions and access to Trump are linked. Read More
Relax: Warren Buffett isn’t predicting a stock-market collapse. Read More
The 60/40 portfolio is broken because equity returns are driven by AI concentration rather than the business cycle, while bond returns are... Read More
The stocks of these high-quality companies look cheap today. Read More
Analysis of actual Claude usage data shows workers in AI-exposed occupations are experiencing slower wage growth, while employment levels in... Read More
Headline Q2 US GDP growth decelerated to 1.5% annualized from Q1’s upwardly revised 2.1%, but that doesn’t tell the story.[i]... Read More
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