Once you reach this magic number in emergency savings, ‘you no longer have to give up hope’ financially
While having $2,000 saved is still well below the amount financial planners recommend for a full emergency fund, surveys show that it is a critical
U.S. stock futures inch higher as investors anxiously await Nvidia earnings
U.S. stock futures were little changed on Sunday, following a choppy week on Wall Street. Source link
I’m 51, married and pay $200 a month for a $1.5 million term life insurance policy. When should I cancel it?
“I am five years from financial independence.” Source link
Only one analyst has a sell rating on Nvidia — and he says ‘it feels fantastic’
Lone Nvidia bear Jay Goldberg shares why he’s still not a buyer of the AI superstock. Source link
My husband, 73, is giving me a life estate in his home, yet leaving his son a $200K Porsche. Is this cause for divorce?
“I am not listed on his bank accounts.” Source link
I’m in my 50s and divorced with a $1.7 million home. I fell in love with an old school friend. Does it make financial sense to marry?
“I have a $500,000 Roth IRA, a portfolio account of $500,000 and $300,000 in 529 plans.” Source link
McDonald’s and other companies are calling out the impact of SNAP delays on consumers
One analyst says payment delays across states are likely, even after the government’s reopening. Source link
The government shutdown looks on track to end this week. A House vote is the remaining hurdle.
The record-setting government shutdown appears on course to conclude in a matter of days. Source link
U.S. stock futures rise as Senate advances deal to end government shutdown
U.S. stock futures gained Sunday, despite coming off the worst week for tech stocks since April, as investors welcomed a tentative Senate deal that may
‘He lives paycheck to paycheck’: My husband pays his bills late and sits at home playing on his computer. How do I fix it?
“He seems to think ‘bill due’ dates are a suggestion. He has literally no savings.” Source link