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I'm updating my will. Should I leave money to a child who doesn't need it and doesn't like me? One of your kids needs money. The other does not. Here's what to consider for your will when family matters get complex.

Barron's Daily: AI Stocks Boom Is at Risk. Why Broadcom Earnings Are Make or Break and 5 Other Things to Know Today. A briefing on what you need to know for markets in the days ahead, including exclusive commentary from Barron's and MarketWatch writers.

Worried your attention span has shrunk? Five tips to fight distractions and stay focused What can you do about your propensity to lose focus? Here are some research-backed tips to help you be a little less prone to distraction.

Parenting Is Hazardous to Your Health, the Surgeon General Warns The nation’s doctor says parents are lonely. Maybe it’s really the powerlessness of parenthood that’s gotten us down.

What You’ll Realize In The First Year Of Retirement As you navigate your first year of retirement, you may realize that there are more than just financial changes on the horizon.

Smart strategies to help you save hundreds on your back-to-school budget Canadian parents are expected to spend more than $700 on back-to-school shopping this year, but there are many clever ways to get that number down.

The reluctant camper: 15 easy tips to make you love life beneath the stars If you think nights under canvas aren’t for you, think again. Here is how you can turn camping from a daunting ordeal into a brilliant adventure.

Vulnerable Aging Parents And Greedy Offspring: Be On The Lookout It is not a rare thing that as wealthy aging parents decline, some relatives seem to come out of the woodwork.

Yes, There Is a Best Month to Get Your Flu Shot Children tend to go for an annual checkup around the time of their birthday, and often receive a flu shot at the same time. The result is a “natural experiment” that mimics a randomized trial. Among vaccinated children, it was found that those born in October were the least likely to be diagnose...

Big Banks Watched as Con Men Wiped Out a Widow’s Life Savings Financial frauds are exploding across the country as criminals target the record wealth controlled by elderly Americans.

This former financial advisor overcame some ‘dark days’ early in retirement ‘The two biggest concerns for seniors are loneliness and outliving their money. Retired people also need something meaningful to do with their time,’ says retiree John Kerr

A Fed Rate Cut May Not Be the Medicine That Emerging Markets Need. Typically, emerging markets have benefited when the Fed cuts rates as smaller returns on risk-free government debt encourage investors to see out riskier assets paying more.

How to avoid the worst of jet lag and maximize your travel time It's the bane of many travelers: jet lag. Nobody wants to lose out because they're too tired to enjoy the delights of their vacation spot.

The Screen Time You Shouldn’t Feel Bad About Understanding what you actually do on your phone can help you make smarter adjustments.

A cry for help among Americans as recession fears heighten A significant U.S. economic slowdown would migrate to Canada, and the financial markets’ latest tumult sent a message that Americans have suffered high interest rates long enough, David Olive writes.

How To Care For Aging Parents And Save For Your Own Retirement When you're caring for an elderly parent, it may be easy to neglect your own retirement goals; however you need to prioritize your own financial wellness.

Cooling U.S. July Inflation Sets Stage for Fed’s September Rate Cut The data marks the first time that the consumer-price index was firmly below 3% since early 2021, extending a run of encouraging readings.

Ask Yourself These 7 Questions Before Using AI There are many AI tools on the market, but are they a good fit for your business?

Individual Investors Shaken, Not Deterred by Recent Volatility Less than one-third describe themselves as ‘worried’ about recent market events, according to Investopedia’s recent survey of its readers

I Made These 3 Big Mistakes When Starting a Business — Here's What I Learned From Them Starting a business is a wild ride, and mistakes are — unfortunately — an inevitable part of the journey. Here are some of the biggest mistakes that can be made along the way and, more importantly, the valuable lessons to be learned from them.

8 Medalists Reveal What Winning An Olympic Medal Really Feels Like Victory, emotions, and all-night celebrations. Olympic medalists opened up to Forbes about what happens after the win in their first 24 hours as champions.

How much money Olympic athletes earn when they win medals Winning a medal at the Olympics might be the career achievement of a lifetime — but it doesn't come with guaranteed riches.

The Haves and Have-Nots at the Center of America’s Inflation Fight There’s a growing gap between Americans who are battered by high inflation and interest rates and those who are actually benefiting.

4 Strategies For Retirees To Protect Against Stock Market Crashes It’s inevitable that stock market crashes will happen during your retirement; plan ahead to protect yourself.

4 potential scenarios—and 1 map—showing how the world will trade goods for the next decade, according to BCG The world order is on shaky ground. A financial crisis, the global pandemic, regional conflicts, and high inflation have spurred humanity’s departure from the relative stability and openness of the 1990s and early 2000s

Simone Biles Nails Top Scores at the Paris Olympics Despite a Leg Injury. Here's What Her Performance Teaches About the Power of Grit. The Olympic great put on a show of physical and mental strength that left viewers and fellow competitors in awe.

Forget Cutting Sugar—New Tech Makes It Healthier Instead Scientists are experimenting with enzymes that turn sugar to fiber in the gut, microscopic sponges to soak up sugar, and more.

Don't Play With the ‘Trump (or Harris) Trade’ Market sectors sometimes move when the political winds shift, but trading is hazardous for your financial health, our columnist says.

Will Homes Get More Affordable, Or Not? There’s Reason To Think Both Home prices hit another record high Tuesday, and conflicting market dynamics have clouded the outlook for whether that trend will continue.

Climate Cash Pivots to New Reality of a Hotter, Wetter Planet Funding for climate adaptation is surging as mitigation efforts fall short.