Markets

What’s in your 401(k)? Why boomers and Gen X really need to know.

Raghav Nair - July 6, 2025

Your target-date fund might have the wrong mix for you, and new alternatives could be risky. Source link

Markets

Now that the megabill has passed, expect a ton of short-term debt to be sold to finance the government’s deficit

Raghav Nair - July 5, 2025

Wall Street will be watching to see how new Treasury supply to fund the U.S. deficit will be absorbed. Source link

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Will Trump’s megabill cut your taxes? Check this number on your tax return for the answer.

Raghav Nair - July 4, 2025

Tax breaks in the megabill, like no taxes on tips and overtime, only apply to people at certain income levels. Source link

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Be very skeptical of ADP report showing economy lost jobs for the first time in years

Raghav Nair - July 3, 2025

Did the U.S. economy really lose jobs in June for the first time since the pandemic? Payroll king ADP says yes, but investors ought to take its report with a very large grain of salt. Source link

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My brother stole $100K from my mom to buy bitcoin. Do I convince her to sue him?

Raghav Nair - July 2, 2025

“He’s so manipulative.” Source link

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Goldman’s stock surges to another record, as the ‘big winner’ of Fed’s stress tests

Raghav Nair - July 1, 2025

Bank stocks have outperformed the broad market with Goldman Sachs up 23% and JPMorgan Chase up 22% in the first half of 2025. Source link

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U.S. stock futures rise after S&P 500’s latest record high

Raghav Nair - June 30, 2025

U.S. stock-market futures rose Sunday, after the S&P 500 and Nasdaq finished last week at record highs. Source link

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Robinhood’s Vlad Tenev has led a trading revolution to become a new Wall Street power

Raghav Nair - June 29, 2025

Backed by an army of retail traders, Vlad Tenev is shaking up the financial order. Source link

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Most American weddings are a lot more extravagant than the nuptials of Amazon’s Jeff Bezos

Raghav Nair - June 28, 2025

Americans spend an average of $33,000 on their big day, equivalent to between 25% and 50% of their annual household income. Source link

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Teens from upper-income families are far more likely to work summer jobs than poor teens. What’s going on?

Raghav Nair - June 27, 2025

Teen employment in the U.S. has been declining for decades. Today, many working teens come from higher-income families that encourage them to seek learning opportunities outside of the classroom. Source link

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