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Alicia AdamczykFortune |
'You can view it as a tax on consumers.'
'Resist the urge to shift out of stocks entirely.'
Driven by policy uncertainty and potential economic or market disruptions in the U.S., rich investors are looking abroad.
"I don’t know anyone, I actually don’t know anyone, who’s happy and has children at this age," the 27-year-old said on the Call Her Daddy podcast.
David Solomon pointed to the country's 'huge, diverse, powerful economic engine' that can withstand shocks better than 50 years ago.
'You show them what is available in those areas, and it's not at all filling their expectations.'
"Plan according to what is known, not what may happen."
'I always wanted to run everything,' says Jenna Adler.
"This would result in reduced credit limits, higher interest rates for new loans, and overall lower credit access," according to the Federal Reserve.
Nearly 45 million student loan borrowers with $1.7 trillion in debt are left wondering what will happen to their monthly payments.
A top court could soon put a stop to Europe's most notorious 'golden passport'
Sales volume at U.S. convenience stores dropped 4.3%.
The ultra-wealthy view the current market instability as a moment of recalibration.
All three major indexes fell Monday, continuing a market rout stemming from President Donald Trump's on-again, off-again tariff policies.
Not every Republican politician is on board.
“It’s really a devastating way to manage a business, and it’s a devastating way to manage the government.”
Leland Dudek thanked the president for "the opportunity to report on our work."
The NFL's Women's Forum connects highly qualified women with coaches and managers across the league.
Billions of dollars in investment along Miami's South Beach is remaking the oceanfront.
The increase is “driven primarily by the premature death of people who would have received retirement benefits.”
A new report analyzes data from over 1,000 organizations that have received grants from the billionaire philanthropist.
President Donald Trump promised to penny pinch the federal budget if re-elected. Turns out he meant that literally.
Family offices have become an economic force, remaking how the wealth management industry operates.
Cate Luzio's company just announced a deal to buy HeyMama, digital membership-based community.
“The mere suggestion of such a pause will cause panic.”
'Sport gambling pits an individual against a betting platform that has a significant mathematical advantage.'
More Americans are increasingly financially stressed and taking on debt that they cannot pay off.
Miranda Qu's Xiaohongshu has exploded in popularity with American "TikTok refugees."
Founder Whitney Wolfe Herd will return as CEO.
'You need to not lose three years of your life because a bad thing happened,' says Matt Watson, founder and CEO of personal finance app Origin.
'The West faces a decisive challenge: To not become a society divided into two classes, the rich landlords and poor tenants,' said Spain's Prime...
"We are one event away from a large assessment," Victoria Roach, president of the FAIR Plan, said last year.
'We just want to see these people land on their feet.'
'When filing your claim, time is of the essence.'
Many would-be millennial homebuyers feel locked out of this market.
Millennials are rightfully wary of a volatile stock market. But it could hurt them in the long term.
Homeowners are more than twice as likely as renters to feel financially stable, signifying the wealth gap between the two groups.
"Hopefully a year from now, I can say, yeah, it was horrible and painful, but the insurance companies paid what they what the policies said they were...
"Any savings is better than none."
At least 50% of Americans had confidence in the housing market for nearly 50 years, but that all changed the last two years.
"A lot of people view No Buys as a punishment. But it's not a punishment. It’s an opportunity."
"Being given a number gives people a feeling of clarity."
"It’s not what you have or what you make, it’s what you keep."
Credit card debt is growing at an "alarming" pace.
"It makes you seem wealthy. It’s definitely bragging rights."
The oldest Gen Xers are approaching retirement. Are they ready?
Insurers have been cutting coverage for thousands of homeowners across the neighborhoods most affected by this week's California wildfires.
"When Congress members consistently outperform benchmarks like the S&P 500, it raises serious questions about fairness."
Wealth managers use these techniques to help their clients avoid the 'third generation curse.'
"Americans who have worked hard all their lives to earn an honest living should be able to retire with economic security and dignity," Biden said.
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