Michael Brush: ‘Revenge travel’ is over. Shoppers are spending on goods again and these 3 retailers could benefit.
Jobs are plentiful, wage growth is strong and consumers have more money saved.
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The Moneyist: ‘For religious reasons, I cannot invest to earn interest’: I’m 53 and expect to earn $90,000 a year. Is it too late to start investing?
“I am planning to set aside up to $1,000 per month for investment purposes, so that I can build some retirement funds.”
Kelley Blue Book: The 2024 Subaru Crosstrek Wilderness: Oh, yeah, it will take you into the wild
We took the new Crosstrek Wilderness into territory as scenic as it was challenging. And we did more intense off-roading in it than most people would.
Next Avenue: ‘I don’t have a trust fund or generational wealth to fall back on’: The investment gap and how people of color can save for the future.
Financial literacy can empower individuals from all backgrounds to make informed decisions about saving, investing and retirement.
The Moneyist: My wife and I bought a beautiful lakeside home for $700,000. It’s now worth $1.2 million. Do we sell now to avoid capital gains?
‘You can imagine how the ability to do business while sitting on your dock increases housing demand.’
TaxWatch: If you live in these 13 states, the IRS could do your taxes next year — for free
The IRS is testing a new program to let taxpayers file their taxes online, for free. It would compete with TurboTax and CPAs.
: Apple bonds are yielding more than 5%. The stock has a 0.5% dividend yield.
Investors are flocking to bonds issued by (almost all) of the Magnificent Seven companies, drawn in by the juiciest yields seen on such high-quality names.
: Rite Aid’s stock tumbles 55% to join its cratering bonds after bankruptcy filing
Rite Aid's stock resumed trading after a halt and promptly fell to 30 cents.
