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Twitter Inc. permanently suspended the account of President Donald Trump on Friday.

Friday’s top personal finance stories

Mountain biking, skiing and paddle boarding are on the wish list.

‘I need to lower the principal to help me stay in my home, because the cost of living is increasing every year.’

U.S. equity-indexes clinch a fresh round of records Friday, to close out a volatile first week of 2021, with President-elect Biden’s promise of more financial aid for Americans offsetting a report showing the first monthly job losses since April amid a resurgence of COVID-19 cases.

Animal spirits are being fueled by fresh stimulus talk, and that may be the last hurrah for this stock market, says strategist Mike O’Rourke.

A list of Trump administration officials who are quitting in the wake of the violent protests on Capitol Hill is growing, and includes the first lady’s chief of staff as well as a top official who dealt with China.

‘She installed a camera and she moved down the street so, if visitors like myself went to his house, she would show up immediately.’

Buyers are hot on second homes, but lenders aren’t

As the dramatic events in Washington, D.C. were unfolding Wednesday, the coroanvirus-borne illness COVID-19 continued to wreak havoc in the U.S., claiming a record of almost 4,000 American lives, the most in a single day since the start of the outbreak.

The fewer stocks you own, the riskier your approach

U.K. stocks struggled for direction on Thursday, one day after the FTSE 100’s biggest advance in close to three months.