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Managing Money 8h ago

Is $1 million still enough for retirement? That depends entirely on you — here's how to figure it out

A survey of investors finds $1.28 million in savings would be sufficient, but two key factors about your own life could shift that number significantly.

Attacks in Bahrain early in the U.S.-Israel-Iran war were astronomically expensive for Amazon.

News 9h ago

Amazon loses $150M after drones hit its data centers — and insurance won’t cover their losses. What it means for you

As cloud infrastructure becomes critical to everyday life, tensions as far away as Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates could ripple into higher costs and weaker protections for consumers.

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Managing Money 9h ago

I’m set to retire, but my daughter is having a baby — and she expects to move home so I can help. What should I do?

What should you do if your adult child asks you for more financial or childcare help than you’re willing or able to give?

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Investing 9h ago

Assault, home invasion and hostages. Crypto ransom violence is on the rise — here’s how you can protect yourself

Crypto theft has never been more of a threat. If you invest in digital assets, learn strategies to safeguard yourself and your family from the spike in “wrench attacks.”

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Life 10h ago

US is on track to have 8 million fewer people than earlier projected by 2055. The fertility crisis is a financial one

In China, Japan, Italy and South Korea, there are already more deaths than births, and experts say more developed countries would face serious population decline if not for immigration.

President Trump, seen here on the south lawn outside the White House, saw his approval rating on the economy slid to 30% in April.

News 14h ago

Fox News calls the economy 'possibly a disaster' as Trump's approval drops to 30% — here's what could save Republicans

A little more than three-quarters of Americans also disapprove of how the president is handling the cost of living.

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Managing Money 15h ago

I'm 65, inheriting $350,000 and have virtually no retirement savings. How can I make the most of this windfall?

After decades of money missteps and health setbacks, a second chance at financial freedom just appeared. But is $350k enough to secure a comfortable retirement?

Steak 'n Shake storefront logo.

Life 15h ago

Meet Michael Boes, the first Chief MAHA Officer at Steak 'n Shake who was a senior adviser at nation’s top health agency

As concerns over ultra-processed foods grow, Steak 'n Shake is leaning into health messaging — and a high-profile hire — to win over customers.

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Managing Money 16h ago

Bill Gates donated $60 billion — and lost $356 billion. But donating has real financial benefits when you do it right

When you donate stock, you give away any future gains. But there’s good reason to consider doing so — and it can benefit both the donor and the charity.

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Managing Money 17h ago

Americans are addicted to auto debt. How sacrificing a new car purchase now could mean an extra $600,000 for you later

Paying off a car can be a turning point — or the start of another debt cycle.

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Managing Money 20h ago

I’m 66 and on disability — now Social Security is forcing me into retirement benefits. Will my payments go down?

Your full retirement age, or FRA, falls between 66 and 67, depending on your birth year.

Life 20h ago

China has a new level of cultural dominance among American youth — what is ‘Chinamaxxing’ and why are they so obsessed?

Research shows that Americans' overall view of China has improved over the years.

Donald Trump holds up a pair of scissor after cutting the ribbon for his his new golf course at his Trump International Golf links resort in Balmedie, Scotland.

News 20h ago

In a fit of caprice, Trump reverses course on interest rates while backing Warsh for the Fed

President Trump has spent a considerable amount of time calling on the Fed to cut interest rates. This week, he contradicted himself on the same day the Senate Banking Committee met.

82-year-old Navy veteran Emile Burns now lives in the back of his truck in Dallas.

Retirement 20h ago

Veteran, 82, lives in his truck as he struggles on Social Security: ‘I’m homeless.’ Why seniors are facing this travesty

Faced with the choice between paying for shelter or covering essentials like food and care for his dog, Emile Burns chose the latter.

Liza and Bradford, a couple featured on the I Will Teach You To Be Rich podcast, feel trapped in Medellin, Colombia.

Life 21h ago

This family of 5 relocated to Colombia — and now with $1,500 in savings, they're ‘trapped’ and can't afford to move home

Some emigrants discover that rising costs and lower salaries abroad make moving back home seem impossible.

President Donald Trump with General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party Xi Jinping before a bilateral meeting in October 2025.

News 21h ago

Former Canadian diplomat says China EVs are a ploy to ‘control’ the world — so why is Trump saying, ‘Let China come in’?

Michael Kovrig says China’s cheap electric cars are part of the country’s strategy for "geopolitical dominance.”

Elon Musk speaks onstage at the World Economic Forum with an amused frown on his face.

News 22h ago

Musk called space data centers a 'no brainer' — now SpaceX's own IPO filing says they may never make money

Three months ago, Musk said building solar-powered centers in space was a "no brainer"

Managing Money Apr 24

‘I was trapped’: Divorce is hard enough, but how do you unravel finances as live-ins who never married?

Unmarried, co-habitating partners who break up have fewer legal protections than divorcing couples — but there are strategies for dividing your money, assets and debts.

Dave and Beth Cole tell Tampa Bay 28 about the rule that prevents them from selling their home.

News Apr 23

They bought homes in a Florida RV park — now they're fuming over an outrageous rule that blocks them from selling

If you’re looking to buy in a mobile-home community, make sure you understand the lease — and all of the park’s rules — before signing on the dotted line.

An aerial view showcases green spaces, trees, and manicured landscaping sit beside industrial structures like a beige cooling tower with escaping white clouds.

Investing Apr 23

JPMorgan says electricity demand is about to surge 4 times — and $2 trillion is flowing into these 5 energy sectors

Power demand is accelerating as AI, manufacturing and electrification surge. Investors are pouring billions into the infrastructure needed to keep the lights on.