Banks are offering Americans up to $900 to switch accounts - here's how to get the cash
Banks are offering up to $900 in bribes for Americans to move their accounts to them. Chase, America's biggest bank, offers ...
Prediction: SoFi Stock Will Soar Over the Next 5 Years. Here's 1 Reason Why.
If the lending segment picks up with lower rates, which is how the segment works, investors' current concerns about the ...
Interest Rates (and Leaves) Are Falling, but Here Are 3 Dividends That Should Continue Rising No Matter What
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The right way to loan money to family members
You must be careful when loaning money to family members, because the IRS scrutinizes them to prevent tax evasion. The IRS ...
Here's What I'm Doing With My Money Now That the Fed Is Cutting Interest Rates
Interest rate cuts are here. Read on to learn more about one financial writer's personal strategy and see whether it's right ...
Are Stocks Overvalued?
Expected Fed rate cuts and resilient economic growth sent stocks to all-time highs. Above-average stock valuation in light of ...
5 Things Investors Need To Know About A Potential 2025 Economic And Stock Market Boom
The economy is strong, with 3% GDP growth and potential acceleration. Read why a well-diversified, long-term investment ...
Higher taxes and lower interest rates are ahead. What advisers say to do
Tax Cuts and Jobs Act sunset next year will mean higher tax rates as interest rates drop. That's bad for savers. Here's how ...
‘She’s the queen of CDs’: My mother-in-law, 83, opened 12 CDs at different financial institutions. Should I intervene?
Dear Quentin, My 83-year-old mother-in-law chases CDs.  She maintains 12 certificates of deposit across various banking ...
Japan's incoming PM Ishiba calls for loose monetary policy
Japan's incoming prime minister, Shigeru Ishiba, said on Sunday the country's monetary policy must remain accommodative as a ...
House-rich consumers are using their homes to help them get out of debt
Cash-strapped Americans are using their homes to pay down debt and keep up with the rising cost of living.
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What’s Working: Cooling Colorado Springs’ job economy’s top concern? Affordable housing
Unlike most cities in America, though, Colorado Springs has a cushion that isn’t always evident in job data. Its non-civilian workforce numbers about 38,320, according to last year’s Census data. Add ...