Must be ‘fit and active’ or ‘digital native’: how ageist language keeps older workers out
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5 factors drive homebuilding costs — and they’re all squeezing builders now
Building a home is a complicated business. Despite the shortage of housing in the U.S.,…
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An executive for the Siegel Group, a Las Vegas-based real estate company, allegedly told staff…
Read MoreI want to refinance my mortgage, but I’m about to turn 70. Is it wise to refinance at my time of life?
I hope you can help me figure this out. I am 69 years old and…
Read MoreOpinion: The propaganda campaign to wreck Social Security is right on track
Some 70% of adults now worry about Social Security running out of funding during their…
Read MoreWith rents at record highs, ‘it’s tough to see how renters — whether or not they want to buy a home — will ever catch up’
Tenants are caught between too-high rents and too-high homeownership costs, depriving them of the American…
Read MoreHow to position your portfolio when the Fed, stock-market investors differ on recession calls
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s optimistic comments about the U.S. economy on Wednesday added to…
Read MoreInvestors betting on a dovish Fed pivot are engaging in a delicate dance, warns Goldman
A powerful rally across financial markets sparked this month as more investors bet on the…
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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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