Changes Underway For Social Security Recipients—Here’s What To Know
November 26, 2025
The Social Security Administration announced a 2.8% COLA increase for 2026 to mitigate rising costs of healthcare, housing, and groceries.
Within the next few weeks, Social Security recipients will see changes to how they receive benefits and to the cost-of-living adjustment.
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At the end of the year, the Oracle of Omaha plans to step down from the trillion-dollar conglomerate he created from a struggling textile manufacturer. Join us Wednesday, December 17th at 12pm ET as Forbes’
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Google Cloud’s backlog surged 79% in the third quarter, signaling an inflection point for enterprise artificial intelligence (AI) adoption.
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Read MoreTime to Sell Nvidia Stock as Michael Burry Takes Aim?
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Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock has been through plenty of rough patches before, but something certainly feels more ominous this time around, with shares failing to sustain a rally after a record quarter and an upbeat tone from its CEO,
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Market Commentary: 1 Pet Stock You Would Be Barking Mad To Overlook
Following a market correction in 2022 of about 20%, this year has been topsy turvy with some stocks doubling and others lagging like an anchor is tied to their share price.
PetMed Express falls into that latter category as losses mounted but the underwhelming performance has created a potential opening for value investors to get in at really low prices.
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Did The Market Already Bottom?
If Goldman Sachs is right, the market moves late last week were sufficient to alleviate selling pressure, at least for now. They identified a key line in the sand around 5250 where selling pressure would sharply drop over the coming week from the sell orders that had been slated.
It’s also been a tailwind to see big institutions,
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