The Social Security Advice Most Retirees Wish They’d Ignored
At some point, you were probably advised to claim your Social Security benefits as soon as you can.
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These 3 Giant Tech Stocks Are Poised for Explosive Quantum Growth
Quantum computing is the next big thing in tech, but you don’t need to invest in any risky start-ups to profit from it.
Quantum computing used to be one of those things you only read about in a science fiction novel, along with faster-than-light travel or teleportation. It might be part of everyday talk on the Starship Enterprise,
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China tech rally gathers pace ahead of 2026 as AI breakthroughs fuel stocks despite economic strain
China is seeing a renewed surge in technology-led optimism as it heads into 2026, with fresh advances in artificial intelligence and other high-tech sectors driving a strong rally in tech stocks, even as the wider economy continues to face challenges.
Nearly a year after DeepSeek’s AI breakthrough sent shockwaves through global markets,
Tesla: Cathie Wood Says Robotaxis Are the Real Growth Engine
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Cathie Wood, chief executive of Ark Invest, said Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) is increasingly being viewed as more than an electric-vehicle maker, as investor attention shifts toward autonomous driving and robotaxis, according to a Monday CNBC interview.
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Here’s Why Dave Ramsey Thinks Claiming Social Security at 70 Is a Bad Move
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There’s a reason older Americans are often advised to wait until age 70 to claim Social Security. While it’s possible to start getting benefits as early as age 62, waiting until age 70 guarantees larger monthly checks for life.
Given that many Americans sorely lack retirement savings,
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ResMed Inc (NYSE:RMD) S&P 500 Chart Maps Long-Term Medical Presence
ResMed (NYSE:RMD) advances sleep and respiratory care through medical devices and cloud-based solutions, appearing in broader healthcare discussions where the s&p 500 chart is commonly cited.
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2 Dividend ETFs That Are Turning the Gold and Silver Rally Into a Tsunami of Cash
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Gold and silver have seen a monumental rally over the past few years. ETFs like Strategy Shares Gold Enhanced Yield ETF (BATS:GOLY) and Kurv Silver Enhanced Income ETF (BATS:KSLV) have turned that rally into a cash stream while participating in the rally.
Prediction: This Growth ETF Will Crush the S&P 500 Over the Next 10 Years
This ETF could be poised for substantial growth over the next decade.
The right investment can build life-changing wealth, and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are low-maintenance investments that can pack a punch.
Growth ETFs are designed to earn above-average returns, maximizing your earnings with minimal effort on your part.
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A 'K-shaped' US economy augurs ill for the country's banks
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Describing our economy as “K-shaped”
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3 Dividend Stocks to Own No Matter Where the Market Moves in 2026
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It is possible to build wealth through dividend investing. While it isn’t guaranteed that your investment will grow, you’ll continue to enjoy passive income as long as you hold the stock. In the long run, dividend stocks outperform their non-dividend payers significantly.
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