Inflation-proof your meals: These cost-effective cooking tips won’t leave you with an empty stomach — or wallet
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Opinion: Target-date funds are showing why they can shine when inflation and economic uncertainty is high
Rising inflation and the sharpest increase in U.S. interest rates since 1994 have contributed to…
Read MoreShould you roll over your 401(k) to an IRA? Here are 3 tips for this key retirement decision.
In his classic tune “Roll Over Beethoven,” Chuck Berry famously belted: “Roll it over then…
Read MoreIs the housing market in a recession? Here’s what economists are saying and mortgage rates fluctuate, fall slightly on the back of the Fed’s rate hike
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Read MorePolitburo statement indicates Chinese economy will miss 2022 growth target
Chinese leaders all but acknowledged that the country would miss its annual growth target this…
Read More‘It will be mostly a white-collar recession’: Milken economist William Lee on how the next economic downturn will be different
“It will be mostly a white-collar recession. And the blue-collar recession will not be in…
Read More‘I came into the marriage with a lot more money’: Is it ethical to distribute cash from my pre-marital investment accounts to my kids — without telling my second wife?
Dear Quentin, I am struggling with the ethics of a highly personal situation. I am…
Read More‘I call his kids spoiled. He gets mad’: My partner and I each have two children. He gives his kids gifts worth $1,000. I say we should cut that to $100. Who’s right?
Dear Quentin, My boyfriend and I moved in together four months ago. We each have…
Read More‘We get hundreds of thousands of dollars in royalties’: My late father left his investments to me and my sister, but gave me more than 50%. My sister wants half. What should I do?
Dear Quentin, My sister is two years older than me. We both are married and…
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My boyfriend, 68, lives with his father, 95. He has almost no ‘mad money’ to go places and do things. Is it unreasonable to expect him to get a part-time job?
I am a 65-year-old retired woman with modest Social Security and annuity payments. I also…
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