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From coffee to electricity, latest CPI report shows where inflation is hitting the middle class the most
Cost of living rose in December, and these households are feeling the pinch View Source Weston Blasi MarketWatch.com – Top Stories January 13, 2026 4:18…
The stock market’s ‘sugar high’ is starting to fade. Why investors could see a slow grind higher from here.
One Wall Street strategist is bucking the consensus and calling for stocks to move sideways in 2026. View Source Joseph Adinolfi MarketWatch.com – Top Stories…
Investors flocking to gold for safety may be making a big mistake, Goldman says
Gold’s surge over the past 12 months hasn’t kept investors from seeking exposure to it in 2026 — although an investment strategy team at Goldman…
The smartest companies to invest in aren’t using AI to cut jobs — they’re doing this instead
AI can help management assign workers to positions where they can thrive. View Source Ben Zweig MarketWatch.com – Top Stories January 13, 2026 12:27 pm
Looking for a house under $300,000? Here’s why newly built homes may offer the best deals.
Builders are offering deep discounts to get newly built homes sold, which is good news for buyers at a time of historic housing unaffordability. View…
Nvidia’s stock was just named a top pick for a reason that might be surprising
The chip giant’s stock has actually been an AI laggard lately, creating opportunity for investors. View Source Britney Nguyen MarketWatch.com – Top Stories January 13,…
10 rock-solid financial rules to live by — no exceptions
100% of us should be doing these things. View Source Beth Pinsker MarketWatch.com – Top Stories January 13, 2026 11:54 am
These surprising states rank first and worst for retirees
Healthcare access, taxes and affordability help dictate the best places to retire. View Source Jessica Hall MarketWatch.com – Top Stories January 13, 2026 11:28 am
Credit-card rewards are under siege — for everyone but the rich
If President Trump succeeds in capping credit-card APRs at 10%, card issuers could ramp up efforts to keep their best customers. View Source Andrew Keshner…