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The No. 1 Habit All Highly Intelligent People Have, By A Psychologist Many people who feel intellectually uncertain—slow to form opinions and quick to question their own conclusions—may actually have a cognitive edge.

Is the Bond Market Signaling Danger or Opportunity? Or Both? Interest rates for long-term Treasury bonds have surged to levels last seen in 2007. Here's what to watch in the coming days.

What is the qualified business income deduction? An income tax deduction may be available for up to 20% of the taxpayer's domestic qualified business income.

Americans Used to Jeer at Soccer. Now It’s More Popular Than Baseball As an avid “football” fan since the days when games weren’t broadcast in the U.S., Roger Bennett watched the sport’s slow rise to the mainstream. We’ve come a long way.

Five emerging themes for US stock investors Active portfolios need to take into account factors such as risk management of giga-caps.

The weird and wonderful soccer phrases fans will bring to the World Cup World Cup fans are bringing their soccer slang—here are a few phrases you’ll want to know.

The Thorniest Question for Parents of New Grads: Is Your Wallet Still Open? The Wall Street Journal asked a group of economists and personal finance authors about financially supporting adult children—including their own.

Why Graduating Into A Down Market Pays Off Later A tough job market feels like a setback. Research shows it builds resilience, broader networks, and skills that easy starts rarely produce.

Could Retiring at 39 with $1 Million Really Last You Your Lifetime? Here’s What to Know Retire at 39 with $1 million, and your money could last decades—or run out before you hit 50.

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