- January 11, 2026
We paid my daughter and son-in-law’s mortgage when it reached $76K. Here’s why we chose that magic figure.
“My husband, daughter, son-in-law and I all went to the bank.” Source link
U.S. economy’s secret weapon surges in third quarter, raising hopes of AI payoff
Economists think investment in technology is helping companies do more with less labor. Source link
New weight-loss pill version of Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy is now available. Here’s how rival stocks Lilly and Viking are reacting.
Novo Nordisk’s wildly successful obesity medicine is now available as a pill, making it the first GLP-1 pill for weight
Berkshire Hathaway’s stock starts its post-Buffett life with a bullish ‘golden cross’
The chart pattern appears a little more than two months after the last one. History suggests it’s a good thing
Why silver’s surge relative to oil should be a warning sign for investors
The price relationship between silver and oil has entered uncharted territory after the precious metal’s massive surge, says DataTrek Research.
‘I’m not looking to leave any money to the kids’: We’re in our 60s with $1.5 million in IRAs. Can we retire next year?
“Our current salary combined is $210,000.” Source link
For investors, the real gift from Wall Street comes one day after Christmas
For the S&P 500, Dec. 26 has historically been the most reliably positive day of the year. Source link
‘He never asks for anything’: I’m 61 with a $1.5 million 401(k). My girlfriend says I do too much for my son, 28. Is she right?
“I recently gave him $20,000 for a newer car and had him finance the rest.” Source link
I’m only 54 and my 401(k) plan is emailing me about buying annuities. Is this something I should do?
Options will keep coming, but signing up for an annuity is something you want to carefully consider Source link
Why Oracle’s stock — and its bonds — can’t shake off AI spending fears
Oracle has left nervous investors with more questions than answers about the company’s AI financing plans. Source link