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A massive capital rotation is underway as investors abandon AI and semiconductor stocks in favor of industrials, energy, and dividend payers. Here's what it means for your portfolio.
Goldman Sachs sees 2.5% GDP growth while JPMorgan puts recession odds at 35%. Here's what the economic forecasts mean for your investments and financial planning.
America's two largest banks announce they will match the federal government's $1,000 contribution to Trump Accounts for thousands of employees' children.
With the U.S. dollar at four-year lows, investors need to rethink portfolio construction. Here are actionable strategies to hedge currency risk and potentially profit from dollar weakness.
Wall Street's biggest banks project the S&P 500 will climb to 7,600-7,800 in 2026, with small caps poised to outperform for the first time in years.
Series I Savings Bonds offer a 4.03% composite rate through April 2026, including a 0.90% fixed rate locked for life. Here's how to maximize this government-backed investment.
The longest government shutdown in history ended after 43 days, but October's jobs and inflation data may never be released. Here's what that means.
Experts have been calling for a housing collapse for three years. The data tells a different story—and reveals what's really happening to home prices.
Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Meta will collectively spend $650 billion on AI infrastructure in 2026, but the market's reaction has wiped trillions from tech valuations.
Bank of America data reveals spending growth of 2.5% for the wealthy, 1% for the middle class, and 0.3% for lower earners. The old K-shaped recovery has fractured into three tiers, reshaping how to invest and plan.
During the State of the Union, Trump announced a government-backed retirement match of up to $1,000 per year for the 57 million American workers who lack employer-sponsored 401(k) plans.
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook said monetary policy may not be able to counter AI-driven job losses without also increasing inflation, calling for workforce policy instead.