Have a parent over 65? Get ready to join the caregiving crisis.
This is what family caregivers are up against as the population ages.
If you can’t beat the market, you’d better hope it tanks
Investment professionals rarely outperform in a bull market. If you want stock picking to pay off, you’re essentially rooting for a crash.
‘I have a legal and a moral question’: My dad left when I was 9, reconnected with me in my 50s and now needs money. What do I owe him?
“After the divorce was finalized, he and his partner moved out of state to a place where there would be no child-support enforcement.”
After 46 years working, I’m not retiring — instead, I take a vacation every month. Is that a good life in your 70s?
“I’ve owned my own company for the last 15 years. It’s worth $8.5 million.”
The S&P 500 is caught in an extremely narrow trading range. What’s happening beneath the surface could decide where the index goes next.
Software stocks have sunk. Defensive names, including consumer-staples stocks like Walmart and Costco, have rallied. Yet, despite all of the chaotic moves seen in the U.S. equity market over the past few months, the S&P 500 has remained remarkably steady.
Explain this financial paradox to me like I’m 16. Why would I, or anyone, lease a car?
“‘What’s the point of paying thousands of dollars?”
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen pulls his $8.5 million California bachelor pad off the market
Allen had listed the home in December, but pulled it from the market after his wife revealed they were expecting a baby.
The one market where volatility is rising even as stocks surge
In South Korea, its version of the VIX volatility index has soared along with its stock market. That’s unusual.
As romance with Jennifer Aniston heats up, boyfriend Jim Curtis lists N.Y. apartment for $1.5 million
Jim Curtis’ listing of the New York apartment suggests he may be preparing to relocate to Los Angeles full time in order to spend more time with Aniston, whom he gushed about on the “Today” show.
‘I’m worried about cash flow’: I’m 71 with a $2.7 million IRA and $470K in stocks. Why can’t I relax?
“My home is paid for and has an estimated value of $700,000.”