‘He was very paranoid of banks’: My mother found $35,000 in cash after my father died. What should she do with it?
“He had bad memories of growing up poor during the Great Depression.” Source link
Dutch Bros shares rocket higher after earnings amid plans to expand mobile orders, food service
Shares of Dutch Bros Inc. rocketed higher in extended trading Wednesday after the coffee chain put out fourth-quarter results and
Stock futures reverse early losses as Trump to announce 25% tariffs on steel, aluminum imports
President Donald Trump said Sunday he will announce 25% tariffs against all steel and aluminum imports into the U.S. on
Amazon’s outlook underwhelms as tech giant forecasts ‘lumpy’ cloud growth in years ahead
Amazon shares slid after the online retail and cloud-services giant offered a first-quarter outlook that came up short of Wall
‘I’ve dealt with verbal, emotional and financial abuse for many years’: I’m 48 and my husband is 84. I need a job and want out of this marriage.
“I worked in a remote call center for almost five years and applied for 25 positions without a callback.” Source
Trump tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China to start Saturday. Here’s why they may be ‘just the warm-up.’
President Donald Trump and his press secretary said Friday that tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China will come on Saturday,
From DEI to abortion, these 7 questions from Trump administration hint at what federal funds it seeks to freeze
A memo suggests federally-funded programs related to supporting “illegal aliens,” foreign assistance, the U.S. International Climate Finance Plan, placing a
‘I trust that my husband isn’t a gold digger’: I’m inheriting millions of dollars. My husband says I’m ‘selfish’ to keep it. Should I share it?
“I have been a stay-at-home mom for the past five years and my husband is the sole breadwinner.” Source link
Why AMD could surprise Wall Street with better-than-expected earnings
AMD is under heavy pressure to defend its stock-market valuation. Source link
Biden touted student-debt cancellation for 5 million borrowers. Here’s who benefited, and how.
New research suggests borrowers whose loans were canceled were less well-off than those still paying. Source link