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“My plan is to have a handwritten, notarized will, bequeathing my personal property and the remainder of my estate to charitable organizations.”

These mortgages have been described in glowing terms by realtors as a ‘rare find,’ a ‘game-changer,’ and a  ‘white whale.’

‘Cheap Old Houses’ speaks to people who feel ‘left out of the conversation when it comes to housing.’

GOP Rep. Jim Jordan won the nomination for House speaker over Austin Scott. Analysts warn that drama is preventing the chamber from addressing crucial matters.

‘I am asset rich, but my income will not be as steady as lenders may want.’

The Russell 2000 recorded a ‘death cross’ on Friday, the first time it booked two in the same calendar year.

Dimon sees wars in Ukraine and Israel as having “far-reaching” impacts on energy and food, trade and geopolitical relationships.

Friday the 13th is supposed to be unlucky day. But for the stock market, it’s anything but.

The NCAA started allowing college athletes to make money from their name, image and likeness in 2021, and several students are already making millionaires.

Jim Bianco, president of Bianco Research, says investors need to decide exactly what they want from the stock market these days.

While most computer-chip makers over the past decades have touted the benefits of an ever-shrinking product, a well-funded Silicon Valley company has built what it says is the largest and fastest-ever computer chip, dedicated to AI.

‘My health is good and, while I do not have a firm retirement date in mind, I am thinking of retiring in late 2024 or early 2025.’

U.S. home prices skyrocketed 20% during the pandemic, but froth in today’s housing market looks less likely to spark another big blow up, says Goldman Sachs.

U.S. bankruptcy filings continued to mount in September, leaving 2023 on track to potentially surpass 2020 as the worst year for corporate bankruptcies in more than a decade.

It’s the final day of Amazon’s big fall sale.

Dividend stocks’ yields are the highest, relative to the S&P 500, that a veteran fund manager has ever seen.

Steve Eisman of “Big Short” fame lays out where investors should be focusing their concerns right now, offering sectors and parts of the economy to avoid.

German sandal and clog maker, beloved of hippies, is planning to list on the New York Stock Exchange.

A rout in U.S. Treasury debt that has helped trample stocks and revive recession fears in the U.S. took a breather on Tuesday, as long-dated Treasury yields recorded their biggest pullback since March.

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