Social Security Was Never Your Personal Savings Account For Retirement
FILE – A Social Security card is displayed Oct. 12, 2021, in Tigard, Ore. (AP Photo/Jenny Kane, … [+]
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Various memes in social media, like a finger-wagging open letter to Alan Simpson in 2010,
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Read MoreWhat's Going On With Tesla Stock Monday?
Tesla Inc TSLA shares are volatile Monday after the company announced it will deploy full self-driving features in China.
What To Know: According to a Bloomberg report, Tesla is preparing a software update for Tesla owners in China that will allow vehicles to offer driver-assistance capabilities similar to what’s being marketed as full self-driving in the United States.
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Read MoreMortgage Rates Fell Again Friday—to a New 2025 Low. Here’s How Much That Could Save You on Monthly Payments.
Key Takeaways
- Mortgage rates fell for a second straight week, dropping the flagship average to a new 10-week low.
- Rates on new 30-year fixed-rate loans averaged 6.75% on Friday—more than a third of a percentage point lower than the weekly peak of 7.09% notched on Jan.
Stock market today: Nasdaq, S&P 500 slide as tech lags after Trump backs tariff plans
Futures vs. Options Trading
Both options and futures are advanced investment options that take your portfolio to the next level, but both work very differently.
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Read MoreThe Burst
How Zuckerberg Can Seize The Next Trillion
CEO Mark Zuckerberg doesn’t get as much credit as he may deserve for his ferocity and tenaciousness. As the head of Meta, he is widely viewed as the dorky tech guy who stumbled upon a great idea and just happened to build a big social media business.
The truth is he’s a harsh competitor,
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Read MoreThe Ivy
The ONLY Fund Buffett Recommends (hint, it’s not his own)
As probably the world’s best-regarded stock picker, Warren Buffett isn’t usually associated with ETFs. Nevertheless, the legendary value investor’s portfolio at Berkshire Hathaway contains two ETFs, both of which track the S&P 500 index.
These two funds, namely SPY and VOO, account for a little over $45 billion of Berkshire’s total holdings. Why does Buffett own the S&P 500,
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Spotlight: 1 Gaming Stock The Kids Flocked To
While investors are paying attention to Presidential debates, global conflicts, and inflation, kids have their attention somewhere else, and for many adults an opportunity lies unearthed as a result.
Roblox is a gaming platform that has resonated with kids, teens and young adults in particular. While revenues absolutely mushroomed higher during the 2020-21 period for obvious reasons,
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