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‘Everyone was grieving’: Did my wife’s brothers cheat her out of her inheritance? There’s a condo and $550K at stake.
“When my wife’s mom passed away, the eldest brother took on the role as executor.” Source link
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I’m $28,000 in debt. My credit score is suffering. How do I get out of this mess?
“I had no credit-card debt until about four years ago. My husband went back to school.” Source link
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Why you can lose a lot of money from Tech’s AI splurge
Also: The best ways to invest now for long-term growth as autonomous vehicles are adopted, and how Walmart has risen as Target has struggled. Source link
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I’m 65 and started saving at 23. Do I buy an annuity to protect against diminished Social Security?
“I will be comfortable spending $250,000 annually on more than $4 million in investments.” Source link
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Investors are plowing into homebuilder stocks. Will Jackson Hole prove them wrong?
Previously unloved stocks are making a big comeback before Jackson Hole, the Federal Reserve’s annual summer economic summit Source link
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Why tariff-driven inflation and a weakening labor market haven’t been bad for U.S. stocks
In one of the more surprising developments of the current trading environment, U.S. stocks remained near record highs on Thursday despite an increase in producer prices and a weakening labor market that is pointing to slowing economic growth. Source link
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Do Roth IRA conversions still make sense with the passage of the GOP tax law?
The new tax law has added some wrinkles to consider Source link
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Why a proposal to ‘save’ Social Security by investing $1.5 trillion in the stock market won’t work
Some in Congress have finally worked out that some of your Social Security retirement dollars should be invested. But is it too late? Source link
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Why your credit-card company might jack up your card’s APR even when the Fed holds rates steady
The average annual percentage rate on new credit-card offers has increased for four consecutive months, one expert noted. Source link
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‘I have never been asked for money before’: My friend wants to borrow $1,600 to pay her rent. Do I say yes?
“I have heard mixed reviews on lending people money.” Source link
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