My niece’s college rent is covered by a 529 plan. What else can I pay for tax-free?
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“We worked out a monthly budget of $1,500 for her share of rent, utilities and food, including groceries and meals on campus.”
The runaway success of the artificial-intelligence trade has left investors hungry for the next big market theme. Wall Street fund managers are happily obliging with a flurry of new targeted products, helping investors invest in everything from the rise of robotics to the…
“He wants to buy something for $600,000 now that we are empty-nesters.”
What really matters to investors, economists say, is for Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh to prove he can successfully communicate the central bank’s strategy.
As AI models become more advanced, tech leaders and philosophers are mulling the relationship between humanity and technology.
If market pressures keep building, Anthropic “could reasonably decide it is better to stay private and wait for a better opportunity,” one portfolio manager says.
Traders making bullish bets on chip stocks are getting walloped this month, as renewed fears emerged about investment returns on the buildout of artificial intelligence.
As she faces a tough midterm race, the five-term GOP senator is touting her successful lobbying effort against certain tariffs on Canada
A once-in-a-generation investment boom has created lots of winners — but many Americans are feeling left out.
“I’m 32 years old and feel like I should know how to do this stuff by now.”
Nearly 80% of all-inclusive resorts have become ‘luxury or upper upscale,’ Bernstein analysts say, as the industry seeks higher-income travelers able to weather inflation.
The first Phase 3 data for a custom cancer vaccine has raised questions about whether the potential new treatment is needed.
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Oil has climbed back to an Iran-war high and may soon go higher, if the U.S. and Israel strike Iran after their respective voters go to the polls in the coming days.
Investors favored flashier AI plays earlier this year, but some analysts say Nvidia’s dependability could now hold more appeal.
Store aisles are getting a digital makeover.
Market turmoil has created a remarkable opportunity in recent weeks for retirees and those seeking secure, stable income for life.
You have to do the math to figure out your best tax strategy in retirement, and converting might not be for you.
Warning signs are emerging that consumers will be hit with rising prices.
Nearly half of Americans haven’t calculated what they’ll need in retirement.
Not everyone is familiar with the ABCs of financial planning
In response to losses on popular trades, hedge funds are now shorting U.S. stocks aggressively to try and win back some performance.
Tech stocks are slumping — even as more than 300 S&P 500 constituents rose Thursday — and Treasurys are rallying. Here’s what may be changing.
“My late father bought our house for $250,000 in the 1990s.”
Moody’s is set to update its rating on France’s debt after U.S. markets close on Friday.
A company beating earnings expectations by 36% and revenue expectations by 15% would usually see a postresults bump. But not for Bloom Energy, the fuel-cell maker that has flourished due to data-center demand.
“I retired in 2020 and subsequently went through a divorce a few years later.”
An unusual occurrence with breadth and the stock market just occurred.
Reports of Starlink’s discussions with cell-tower owners were noticed by shareholders of Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile.
Sacramento Kings forward Precious Achiuwa has signed for a $1.84M condo inside a lavish Miami development that has already attracted several high-profile athletes.
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