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Retirement Savings Are Up, But So Are Hardship Withdrawals More Americans have been dipping into their retirement savings, about half of them do so multiple times.

Five Things the Hormuz Crisis Taught Us About the Global Economy Abundant reserves, alternative supplies and the AI boom helped mitigate the economic harm.

How Weight Loss Drugs Like Ozempic Are Subtly Shifting Spending and the U.S. Economy Increasingly popular weight loss drugs are affecting the finances of people who take them in large ways and small. People who take GLP-1s significantly cut back on eating out and food delivery, and need to buy new clothes, according to surveys.

How Saving More and Starting Early Can Significantly Improve Retirement Happiness Many retirees regret not saving enough or starting sooner, since both can shape their financial security and happiness later.

The Buffett Rule Investors Can Apply to the Next Wave of Mega‑IPOs Retail investors eyeing SpaceX, OpenAI or other mega‑IPOs can learn from Snowflake: hype inflates prices, and disciplined entry points often drive better long‑term returns.

Sports have become a luxury good This is the way sports are supposed to feel — exhilarating, nerve-racking, occasionally heartbreaking. The World Cup is here. The NBA playoffs have been thrilling. Baseball season is in full swing. The stakes feel extremely high, but in reality, it's all rather inconsequential. Most fans know that...

7 Costly Financial Mistakes That Can Quietly Derail a Growing Startup From weak bookkeeping and tax missteps to contractor errors and missed incentives, these seven financial mistakes can quietly drain cash, increase risk and slow startup growth before founders even notice.

America’s ‘other’ economy tells a different growth story The distance between the exuberant, investment-led tech economy and the cut-throat, consumption-led “other” economy is widening. Keep an eye on both.

Inside Pope Leo XIV's 42,000-Word Argument About AI The pope and Anthropic Co-founder stood side by side in the Vatican to introduce a document about the future of humanity.

The classic 60/40 portfolio is headed for a lost decade, GMO says GMO says it sees a decade of near-zero returns for the 60/40 portfolio. The investment firm pointed to historically high valuations, which have driven the portfolio's outperformance. Growth stocks will likely see momentum slow, weighing on the classic mix of stocks and bonds