‘This feels like an opportunity’: I’m 55, earn $78,000 and have no kids. My mother gave me $10,000. What should I do?
“I also have $1,000 on a credit card, which will be paid in full next month.” Source link...
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Americans are facing a growing healthcare crisis — and your medicines are at risk
To guarantee Americans the medication they need, the U.S. must stop relying on China and India. Source link...
Our kids are grown. It’s time to cancel our Chase Disney Visa. What’s a good credit card for middle age?
“The card served its purpose while our kids were young.” Source link...
You may have made this big tax mistake on Giving Tuesday. How to recover and still lower your RMD.
There’s still time to make use of this strategy before the end of the year. Source link...
My friend cosigned a loan for a BMW, but the driver defaulted. They’re both on the hook for $5K. What happens now?
“The driver thinks he should be compensated $1,500 for the tires he’s still paying for.” Source link...
‘We’re struggling’: I’m 41 with 5 kids and $46K in credit-card debt. Do I raid my $1.2 million IRAs to pay it off?
“I bring in $7,200 a month from my pension and disability benefits.” Source link...
These energy stocks have been powerful investments. Here’s what’s next for them.
Solar is a proven moneymaker with real profits and fast-growing demand. Nuclear is just getting started. Source link...
Americans’ happiness is at a record low. Are we just using our money the wrong way?
Fewer than half of Americans say they are financially secure, but there are indications that it’s not just a lack of money that’s stripping away Americans’ happiness. Source link...
As sales keep falling, Target says bigger stores and AI-assisted styles are its path to salvation
As Target’s quarterly results and holiday outlook on Wednesday offered up more disappointment for investors, the big-box retailer tried to focus Wall Street’s attention on the future. Source link...
Chevron, Exxon plan to keep boosting oil production, even as crude gets cheaper. What gives?
Chevron and Exxon are “deep-pocketed names that are thinking 20 and 30 years out.” Source link...
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