Americans die younger than people in other countries. So why are we subsidizing their healthcare?
We’re suckers when it comes to drug prices. Source link
‘I want so badly to help her’: My girlfriend made a $60,000 ‘error of judgment’ at work. Should I take out a HELOC or dip into my 401(k) to bail her out?
“If she doesn’t repay the money, she believes she will lose her $100,000 job and possibly be sued for the $60,000.” Source link
Does your gym have a ‘posing room’? How the fitness industry is reinventing itself.
Old-school gyms face financial challenges, but experts say new approaches will bring in new members. Source link
What history says could happen next after volatility roiled the stock market
Rising volatility in the stock market could potentially trigger a “regime” change in market sentiment, says one analyst. Source link
Is the economy headed for a hard or soft landing? Music fans think ‘recession pop’ has the answer.
Sahm rule, meet Spotify: Pop music is often in sync with economic downturns, economists told MarketWatch. Source link
My mother’s will leaves everything to her 3 children. My brother died suddenly — and his wife says she will receive her late husband’s share
‘Our spouses are not mentioned in her will and she was not a popular member of our family’ Source link
Boeing bondholders get defensive ahead of potential downgrade to junk
Boeing’s bondholders have adopted a defensive trade in the last week of selling certain longer-dated notes and buying other, more recently issued bonds that will
Retiree healthcare costs jump almost 5% to $165,000 — more than double the 2002 rate
A 65-year-old retiring this year can expect to spend an average of $165,000 on healthcare and medical expenses during their retirement — up nearly 5%
Facebook parent Meta raises $10.5 billion in bond deal as borrowers tentatively return to market
Monday’s stock market rout and Treasury rally kept issuers on the sidelines. Source link
Bond investors are coping with recession anxiety, extreme volatility
It took only about a week for riskier U.S. corporate bonds with ‘junk’ credit ratings to erase all of their gains this year. Source link