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One in Three Americans May Have Retirement Money They Don't Remember About, New Data Shows

A federal database can help former employees trace workplace retirement plans even when they no longer remember who administered their accounts.

International Business Times · Oct 19

Paramount Skydance’s Quarterly Earnings Preview: What You Need to Know

Paramount Skydance is likely to deliver its third-quarter earnings soon, and analysts project its bottom line to fall in triple digits.

Barchart · Oct 19

What to Expect From Exelon’s Next Quarterly Earnings Report

Exelon will release its third-quarter earnings later this month, and analysts expect its EPS to dip by single digit.

Barchart · Oct 19

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Earnings Preview: What to Expect From Axon Enterprise’s Report

Axon Enterprise is ready to release its third-quarter results soon, and analysts project a solid triple digit rise in its EPS.

Barchart · Oct 19

The Fed's Beige Book is Mentioning Diesel a Lot More Than Before. What That Could Mean for Consumer Prices.

The jump in mentions points to growing concern among businesses about an expense that can reach consumers through shipping charges and higher product prices.

International Business Times · Oct 19

New car loan payments hit record highs as Americans take on more debt

Vehicle prices shot up during the pandemic because of a strained supply chain and have stayed high

The Independent UK · Oct 19

Diesel prices are still super high - and reserves are running low as winter approaches

The Iran war has driven up fuel prices across the board for Americans, adding to frustration over the cost of living

The Independent UK · Oct 19

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Americans Have $62,900 in Cash on Average, Yet the Typical Family Holds Only $8,200, Fed Data Shows

Federal Reserve data show American families held an average of $62,900 in transaction accounts in 2025, but the median balance was $8,200 as inflation reduced cash's purchasing power.

International Business Times UK · Oct 19

Would You Take Less Money for a 4-Day Workweek?

A four-day workweek can offer something a bigger paycheck cannot: a weekday when nobody expects you to answer emails, attend meetings, or pretend that a 20-minute appointment requires an entire vacation day. For many workers, that extra day sounds worth a lot. The catch arrives when an employer attaches a…

Clever Dude · Oct 19

Home Repair Costs Surge 76% in 10 Years: What US Homeowners Now Pay for Repairs and Maintenance

US home improvement costs rose 76.1% to $2,113 in 2025, while professional projects cost nearly five times more than DIY work, LendingTree found.

International Business Times UK · Oct 19

Luxury's Middle Market Is Cracking—These 3 Stocks Could Win

LVMH's weak China sales highlight a broader luxury shift toward select brands, positioning Ralph Lauren, Tapestry and Signet Jewelers as stronger U.S.-listed alternatives.

MarketBeat · Oct 19

Gen Z is chasing the American Dream in South Carolina, Missouri, and Tennessee—as California loses thousands of young adults and billionaires

As billionaires like Larry Page and Peter Thiel leave California, Gen Z is following suit—they’re moving to more affordable South Carolina and Missouri.

Fortune · Oct 19

Rate-Resilient vs. Rate-Exposed: Why Homebuilder Stocks Are Diverging

Rising mortgage rates are splitting homebuilders: Toll Bros' cash-rich luxury buyers keep demand strong, while D.R. Horton sees rising cancellations as first-time buyers get priced out.

MarketBeat · Oct 19

The Medicare Decision That Could Quietly Change Your Retirement Budget in 2027

Medicare coverage can look affordable until a prescription changes, a favorite doctor leaves a plan, or a routine appointment generates an unexpected bill. For retirees planning their 2027 budgets, choosing between Original Medicare and Medicare Advantage could influence far more than the monthly premium.

The Free Financial Advisor · Oct 19

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International Business Times UK · Oct 19

Tech Bosses Reportedly Realise AI Budgets Simply Fund Workers Churning Out Work Slop in a Massive 'Doom Loop'

Microsoft and other technology companies are facing growing scrutiny over AI adoption as repetitive, error-prone outputs and weak governance raise doubts about its productivity benefits.

InsideEVs · Oct 19

California’s EV Push Goes Beyond Giving Buyers $3,500

Nearly 12,000 buyers have used the state’s new rebates. California is also updating how much charging infrastructure its growing EV fleet will need.

Euronews · Oct 19

US is coming to Central Asia with deals to stay, Rubio tells Euronews

Replying to Euronews' questions in Uzbekistan's historic city of Samarkand, the US secretary of state outlined plans for new commercial agreements and cooperation on critical minerals.

Barchart · Oct 18

Why 1 Analyst Is Cooling Their Stance on Red-Hot DELL Stock

Dell shares took a nosedive after Barclays downgraded DELL stock and cut its price target.

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Barchart · Oct 18

Intel vs. AMD: The CPU Comeback Has Become a 2-Stock Fight, But 1 Is the Better Buy

The CPU market is heating up again, and one looks better positioned to turn rising demand into earnings growth.

The Economic Times · Oct 19

Oil Price Today (October 19): Crude oil dips 2% to $108 after hitting its highest levels since May. Here’s why

Brent crude futures dropped $1.80, or 1.64%, to $108.06 a barrel after settling at their highest level since May 19 on Friday. US West Texas Intermediate crude declined 53 cents, or 0.52%, to $100.88 a barrel.

Barchart · Oct 18

Jefferies Makes a Bold $85 Call on Netflix Stock

Jefferies starts Netflix coverage with a “Buy” rating and an $85 target. See the pricing, ads, and live sports drivers behind its 20% upside call.

The Free Financial Advisor · Oct 18

Can You Buy A Home In The Gig Economy?

Thankfully, gig workers can buy homes in the United States. Freelancers, rideshare drivers, delivery workers, independent contractors, and other self-employed earners can qualify for mortgages. However, a bank may see a busy month full of deposits and still struggle to decide how much that person can afford.

The Free Financial Advisor · Oct 18

Your Parents Need $1,000 a Month — Can You Afford to Become Their Pension?

Your parents need another $1,000 every month, and they have decided to ask you for help. Maybe Social Security covers their groceries and utilities but leaves little for everything else. Perhaps rent climbed, insurance premiums jumped, or an unexpected bill exposed just how thin their retirement budget has become.

The Free Financial Advisor · Oct 18

When Renting in Retirement Makes More Sense Than Owning

Renting in retirement can make more financial sense than owning a home, even for people who have spent decades paying down a mortgage. The surprising part? A paid-off house can still put considerable pressure on a retirement budget, especially when repairs, property taxes, insurance, and maintenance compete with everyday expenses.

Clever Dude · Oct 18

The Job Pays Well but You Hate Mondays — How Much Is Happiness Worth?

A well-paying job can make leaving feel almost irresponsible, even when Sunday night brings a familiar knot in your stomach. The salary covers the mortgage, the retirement contributions look respectable, and the benefits would be expensive to replace. Yet another Monday morning means another commute, another round of meetings, and…

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