: America’s getting older — and, actually, that’s good news for the stock market, says Deutsche Bank
A new Deutsche Bank report says the aging of the U.S. population will be a tailwind for stocks.
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Help My Career: Can you be fired for your political opinions — or for signing a petition about Israel and Palestine?
U.S. law firms have rescinded job offers due to opinions expressed on Israel, and employees have been fired for expressing their political views.
The Moneyist: My husband and I divorced after 17 years of marriage. He sold our home at a significant profit. Am I entitled to my share?
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: With mortgage rates near 8%, Goldman Sachs expects home prices to fall, then rebound in 2024
Goldman Sachs says mortgage rates will 'remain elevated for the foreseeable future, dipping to just under 7% by the end of next year.'
Need to Know: Why Coke, others, may be spared, as a $100 billion opportunity in weight loss drugs unfolds says JPMorgan
JPMorgan says the weight-loss drug industry is now a "$100 billion plus opportunity." Coke is one of the stocks they say is likely to get hit less hard.
Encore: Retirees tend to be happier than younger people — even if their finances aren’t great
Older people have a great ability to adapt and cope
NerdWallet: If you want to be a more climate-friendly traveler, tough it out on the budget airlines—here’s why
You're budget-minded, but you want to reduce your travel carbon footprint. When it comes to air travel, these preferences aren’t always at odds.
