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That Sudden Market Drop Was Scary for Investors But Long Overdue It had been 17 months since the S&P 500 posted a drop of 2% or more, but advisers caution nervous investors against making rash portfolio moves.

10 Mind Traps That Fuel Work Stress And Short-Circuit Your Career Most of us get stuck in a mind trap once in a while, and the key to getting out is to be aware that it's happening so it doesn't interfere with our career performance.

Xbox Players Are the Credit-Card Industry’s Next Big Thing U.S. credit card companies want to do with Xbox gamers what they did long ago with airline passengers: boost loyalty, and spending, by offering customers rewards when they charge their card.

Most People Wish They Had Started Saving for Retirement Earlier, Survey Says Nearly two-thirds of people say they wish they had started saving for retirement before the age of 25, according to a recent Voya Financial survey. Delaying saving for retirement can mean losing out on significant investment returns over time.

Is 30 Too Late To Start Saving For Retirement? Wondering if 30 years old is too late to start saving for retirement? Here's how we were able to catch up to our retirement goals even after starting late.

Retiring early sounds like the dream — but not achieving FIRE could actually help you live longer Members of the FIRE movement grow their wealth so they can retire early. But research suggests working can provide health benefits, depending on your job. An expert on work and aging shared the pros and cons of retiring early with Business Insider.

2024 Medicare Open Enrollment Offers Chance To Stay Ahead Of Costly Changes There are costly changes coming to Medicare Part D drug plans. The 2024 Medicare Open Enrollment period is you chance to get ahead of those changes.

I want to retire before 50, so I asked a financial planner for 4 tactics his clients use to retire early without sacrificing their lifestyle Want to retire early? Here are four tactics that will help.

Do You Live In A State That Won’t Be Taxing Your Retirement Income? Tax planning to minimize state taxes can help you pay few taxes over your lifetime. Where you choose to live can play a big role in the taxes you pay in retirement.

New Homes Cost Less Than Used Ones, and That's Not Normal Existing home prices are hitting record highs amid elevated mortgage rates as the "lock-in effect" restricts supply.

The Great Wealth Transfer Is Happening, But Not In The Way You Think The Great Wealth Transfer is happening now, and it's called "giving while living." Aging Boomers are giving shared experiences like intergenerational family travel that they and their families can enjoy today, together.

Deepest Sympathies. You’re Now the Executor of a Will. Executors must carry out the terms in a will, distributing valuable assets and memorabilia alike, all the while avoiding squabbles and documenting every step.

The Ocean Is Coming for More Beach Homes. Will Local Resources Keep Yours Safe? Beaches all along the coast require constant maintenance to counter sea level rise and natural erosion, while increased flooding—from stronger storms and more frequent sunny day flooding—are putting a squeeze on local resources. Home buyers in these still-booming coastal housing markets have to ...

SWOT Analysis: How To With Table and Example These frameworks are essential to fundamentally analyzing companies

Heuristics: Definition, Pros & Cons, and Examples Heuristics are mental shortcuts that help people make quick decisions. They are rules or methods that help people use reason and past experience to solve problems efficiently.

To Meet Or Not To Meet: That Is The Question Scheduling meetings has become a default response for many people. If a meeting really is necessary, the originator needs to plan in advance and make it useful.

What Disabilities Qualify for Student Loan Forgiveness? If you have a complete and total disability, you may not be liable for repaying certain types of federal student loans. This is based on eligibility for the Total and Permanent Disability (TPD) Discharge Program, which is offered through the United States Department of Education and overseen by stud...

Alzheimer’s Takes a Financial Toll Long Before Diagnosis, Study Finds New research shows that people who develop dementia often begin falling behind on bills years earlier.

Become Unrecognizable By the End of Summer With These 6 Habits Summer is often a time of rest, relaxation and socializing. But, summer can also be a time for improving and living our best lives. Follow these six healthy habits and you're bound to make this summer one you'll never forget.

College Sports Is About to Turn Pro. Private Equity Wants In. The business of college sports is about to get upended as schools are forced to share revenue with players. A new business led by RedBird Capital founder Gerry Cardinale is swooping in to help colleges adapt.

Money Angst? You Might Consider a Financial Therapist Unconscious beliefs and emotions can mess up how people handle their finances. The hard part is finding experts qualified to handle both money and the mind.

The blue-collar job boom Want a six-figure salary? Try Walmart.

Cheap Summer Vacations 2024: How And Where To Travel For Less Looking for cheaper summer vacations? It's worth questioning your destination, the type of accommodation, your transport choice and how you pay. Here's a few ideas.

Video: UK Recession Ends, GDP Jumps 0.6% in First Quarter UK GDP jumped 0.6% in the first quarter compared to the previous three months, according to the Office for National Statistics. The figures marked a decisive end to the mildest recession in almost 70 years.

The Social Security fix no one is talking about What if the traditional wisdom on how to fix Social Security no longer holds?

AI The Rescuer: It Could Save The U.S. Economy From Plunging Births Huge problem: the birth rate is plunging to multi-decade lows. If the population isn’t growing, then to grow the economy we need to increase everyone’ productivity. Big question: Is AI the answer?

Adults—Yes, Adults—Are Throwing Half-Birthday Parties Younger adults especially are throwing themed picnics, booking DJs and planning vacations that run into the thousands of dollars.

Study Shows Almost Half Of All Cars Are Driven With Warning Lights On Here’s what it costs to have the 10 most common ”Check Engine” ailments repaired.

25 Million People Could Get Student Loan Forgiveness Under New Plan: Who’s Eligible, How To Apply Biden’s new student loan forgiveness plan will provide multiple pathways to relief. Here's a breakdown of who qualifies, how people will apply, and when relief begins.

Perfectionism Is a Trap. Here’s How to Escape. Young people are struggling with social comparison and self-criticism, but experts say there are ways to quiet those voices.