‘Luckily, I did not mix our finances’: My husband is 7 years younger and has dementia. What happens now?
“I have gotten our living expenses as low as I can, and I have dental and healthcare insurance for both of us.” Source link
Inflation is quietly chipping away at most Americans’ main source of wealth
Home-price growth continues to slow in the 20 biggest metro areas in the U.S., as the housing market buckles under the weight of high mortgage
Stock futures rise over optimism for U.S.-China trade deal ahead of Trump-Xi meeting
U.S. stock-market futures gained Sunday after top negotiators for the U.S. and China expressed optimism that a new trade deal is in reach, ahead of
‘We don’t want to get into trouble’: Can we give our daughter a $30K wedding gift without involving the IRS?
“What is the best way to go about this?” Source link
Our two daughters are struggling with student debt. Should we dip into our $1.8 million 401(k)s to buy them apartments?
“Each apartment would be priced close to $225,000.” Source link
Trump says he’s ending trade talks with Canada, cites antitariff ad featuring Reagan
U.S. President Donald Trump said late Thursday that he was terminating “all trade negotiations” with Canada — citing a Canadian advertising campaign targeting the White
Why quantum-computing stocks may be the Trump White House’s next investment
The U.S. government is reportedly considering quantum investments. The technology holds promise, but there have been practical roadblocks. Source link
‘I would like to know the truth’: My stepgrandmother told me she left me her IRA. How do I find it?
“She passed away in December. So far, no one in the family has received anything from her estate.” Source link
This vital ingredient suggests the U.S. economy is still faring OK — with no recession brewing
When the economy shows sign of stress, one of the first things Americans strike from their budgets are frequent takeout dinners and restaurant reservations. It’s
‘It’s getting scary close to retirement’: We’re 70. We have no debt, no stocks and $275K in savings. Are we in trouble?
“We will have $4,300 a month in Social Security.” Source link