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3 Stocks to Buy Now to Invest Like President Trump

Investors looking to follow President Trump’s investment moves may want to consider these three stocks, which could offer attractive opportunities right now.

Barchart · Aug 26

The Empty Bedroom Math: What Does It Cost to Keep Rooms Nobody Uses?

An empty bedroom may look harmless, but it still consumes part of the household budget. The lights can stay off, and the bed can remain perfectly made, yet that square footage still needs heating or cooling, maintenance, cleaning, insurance, and eventually repairs.

Everybody Loves Your Money · Aug 26

Do Wall Street Analysts Like Arthur J. Gallagher Stock?

Arthur J. Gallagher has lagged the broader market over the past year, but Wall Street remains moderately bullish on the stock’s outlook.

Barchart · Aug 26

India’s Reinsurance: Hidden tax or treaty? Best way to expand tax base is to redraw map of where business is done

Indian insurers transfer risk to global reinsurers, impacting tax treaties. These international agreements often prevent India from taxing reinsurance profits. Foreign reinsurers without a permanent establishment face fewer tax obligations. India aims to attract reinsurance business to GIFT City for taxation. This strategy seeks to increase domestic underwriting expertise and…

The Economic Times · Aug 25

If You Can Only Afford to Buy 1 of These 2 Bullish Price Surprise Stocks, This Is My Top Pick

Both Five Below and AJG rebounded from 2025 lows on strong fundamentals and analyst support. Despite AJG's service-sector tariff insulation, Five Below's superior organic growth, effective tariff mitigation, and BlackRock's new stake make it a slightly better pick.

Barchart · Aug 25

Should Sell Your Second Car in Retirement?

Shedding an extra vehicle is easier than you think — and it could save you thousands.

Kiplinger · Aug 25

Your Wife Handles All the Money — 7 Things You Still Need to Know

When one spouse handles nearly every financial task, life can run beautifully until something interrupts the routine. Bills get paid, investments get monitored, taxes get filed, and somehow the other spouse can go years without knowing where the important financial pieces live. That arrangement can work, but it creates a…

Clever Dude · Aug 25

The “Forever Home” Trap: 7 Reasons the House You Love May Stop Making Financial Sense

A “forever home” sounds wonderfully reassuring until the forever part starts costing more than expected. The house may still have the perfect kitchen, the backyard everyone loves, and the bedroom where the family grew up, but a beloved address can quietly turn into a financial heavyweight.

Everybody Loves Your Money · Aug 25

The $1,000-a-Month Upgrade: What a Bigger House Really Costs Beyond the Mortgage

A bigger house can look like a simple upgrade on paper: more bedrooms, a larger kitchen, maybe that glorious bonus room that finally gives the treadmill somewhere to live besides the bedroom. But the mortgage payment tells only part of the story, because a larger home can also bring higher…

Everybody Loves Your Money · Aug 25

Bengaluru techie says Rs 1.8 lakh salary meant nothing when the hospital bill came knocking

A Bengaluru techie earning Rs 1.8 lakh a month shared on Reddit how his father's sudden medical emergency exposed his lack of liquid savings, despite aggressive SIP investments. With his credit card maxed out and mutual funds inaccessible, he scrambled to arrange cash via UPI at 1:30 am. Reddit users…

The Economic Times · Aug 25