The Moneyist and the million-dollar retirement question
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My wife and I have $7,000 in pensions, $140,000 cash, plus $3,500 in Social Security. Can we afford to retire?
“My wife of 20 years is a Japanese national and lives in the U.S. as a permanent resident.” View Source Quentin Fottrell MarketWatch.com – Top…
Consumers cut spending on cars and restaurants as tariffs kicked in. Trade wars weigh on economy.
Americans have become more careful about how much they spend because of tariffs and a slower U.S. economy. View Source Jeffry Bartash MarketWatch.com – Top…
I’ve been a stay-at-home mom for 10 years. Do I take a part-time job to spend more time with my kids or get a job for six figures?
“So much of my head has been filled with thoughts of needing to be the best, the brightest, the wealthiest.” View Source Quentin Fottrell MarketWatch.com…
S&P 500 on pace for record high for first time in 4 months. What could push stocks higher from here?
The S&P 500 index surpassed its all-time record high on Friday — the latest development in what has been a remarkable comeback from the precipice…
I was married twice. Can I switch from my Social Security benefit to my ex-husband’s when he dies?
“I started collecting my own Social Security benefits at age 70.” View Source Alessandra Malito MarketWatch.com – Top Stories June 27, 2025 6:59 am
Inflation creeps higher in May and dims chances of the Fed cutting interest rates soon
The cost of living rose slowly in May for the third month in a row, but the rate of inflation is probably still too high…
Robinhood’s Vlad Tenev has led a trading revolution to become a new Wall Street power
Backed by an army of retail traders, Vlad Tenev is shaking up the financial order. View Source Gordon Gottsegen MarketWatch.com – Top Stories June 27,…
Nike’s stock is headed for a ‘swoosh’-shaped recovery after years of pain, analyst says
Nike Inc. has endured a tough few years marked by weaker demand and its own struggles to adapt to shifting trends. While the athletic-gear and…
Consumers cut spending on cars and other goods when tariffs kicked in. What will they do next?
Consumer spending falls in May for first time in four months View Source Jeffry Bartash MarketWatch.com – Top Stories June 27, 2025 5:56 am