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How To Know When To Sell Your Crypto, According to Experts

GOBankingRates consulted with experts to determine how one can know when it's time to sell their crypto.

Are Today’s Mortgage Rates Good or Should You Hold Out for Better?

Are Today’s Mortgage Rates Good or Should You Hold Out for Better?

Checking today's mortgage rates could be putting you in some limbo: are these the best rates you can get or should you wait?

7 Investing Mistakes That Could Cost You in 2026 — And How To Avoid Them

7 Investing Mistakes That Could Cost You in 2026 — And How To Avoid Them

Don't commit these common investing errors, or you could end up costing yourself more money than your plans for future financial freedom are able to spare.

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8 Ways To Build Generational Wealth Like the Rich Without That Kind of Money

Wealth that passed down generations is built the same way for all: through consistent habits and simple systems. Here's how to build it even if you're not rich.

I’m a Financial Advisor: 4 Financial Resolutions That Actually Work for Retirees

To help, here are top financial New Year's resolutions money experts say actually work for retirees.

What Are the Safest Investments in 2026? Experts Weigh In

Financial experts offer their best predictions on what the year 2026 will offer Americans for their fiscal futures, along with what moves will benefit you.

Will More Fed Rate Cuts Affect Your Holiday Shopping? Experts Weigh In

Fed rate cuts make borrowing cheaper, but will they spark holiday shopping? Here’s what experts say about the rate cuts, spending and debt this season.

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4 Top Fears of Middle-Class Retirees — and How To Avoid Them

4 Top Fears of Middle-Class Retirees — and How To Avoid Them

Experts reveal middle-class retirees' biggest fears—outliving savings (43%), healthcare costs, market crashes and emergencies—plus strategies to address each.

4 Money Moves To Make Now If You Want To Retire in 2026

4 Money Moves To Make Now If You Want To Retire in 2026

Are you planning to retire in 2026? Boost your confidence and financial readiness with these four expert-backed financial moves to secure your future.

5 Financial Pitfalls To Avoid in 2026, According to Economists

5 Financial Pitfalls To Avoid in 2026, According to Economists

As we head into 2026, it's evident that the higher cost of living continues to impact Americans. More important than ever to avoid common financial pitfalls

5 Ways Americans Are Building Wealth in 2025 — Should You Join Them?

5 Ways Americans Are Building Wealth in 2025 — Should You Join Them?

Americans are constantly rethinking what it means to build wealth. In 2025, we're witnessing home prices climbing, debt rising, and new tech reshaping the economy, but the path to financial security...

3 Small Cap Stocks To Play As The Bantamweights Break Out On Wall Street

3 Small Cap Stocks To Play As The Bantamweights Break Out On Wall Street

The SP 600 Small Cap Index is only up 2.0% year-to-date, but the small-cap trajectory is trending to the upside, with the index returning 5.8% since July.

The 6 Bills To Cut First During a Recession — According to Experts

The 6 Bills To Cut First During a Recession — According to Experts

The real challenge in a recession is deciding what to cut when every bill feels important.

6 Money Moves To Make Before the Next Presidential Election Cycle Shakes the Markets

6 Money Moves To Make Before the Next Presidential Election Cycle Shakes the Markets

It's easy to get spooked into making moves you don't need. Here, money experts recommended what moves you should -- or shouldn't -- make before the next cycle.

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3 Companies About To Cut Their Dividends

Dividends are publicly traded companies’ way of saying ‘thanks’ to existing shareholders while offering an incentive to investors who may be considering buying the stock.

Junk Bonds Might Be Ideal for New Investors

Find out how investing in junk bonds strategically may be a great idea for newer investors, if you're fully apprised of all the risks.

5 Worst Money Habits of Boomers — and What To Do Instead

Boomers risk draining retirement savings with some poor habits. Learn five of the top money mistakes and how to protect your long-term financial security.

The Money ‘Rules’ That Sound Smart — Until You Look Closer

Finance experts explained which money rules you can ignore, and when. There may be wisdom tucked inside the rules, but also room to break them ... wisely.

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4 Warren Buffett Tips To Help Build Your Retirement Savings in 2025

Warren Buffett is well-regarded as one of the best in finance. Consider the following Buffett insights that can help build your retirement savings.

Supreme Court gives Trump unprecedented power to fire regulators—except Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell

President Trump has won a legal fight over his power to dismiss the heads of certain regulatory heads, but the Federal Reserve Board remains off limits for now.

Trump calls Fed Chairman Powell a 'fool' but despite relentless attacks, he may be keeping him around for one key reason

Trump previously said he could remove Powell “real fast,” but has since backed down.

Don't touch your retirement savings

It’s normal to panic as the stock market swerves — but there are steps you can take to regain control

Top Truth Social execs—including the CEO—are shedding stock before Trump even can

Trump can’t sell off his stake in his own company—at least not yet.

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Magnificent Seven -- Can They Keep Rallying Forever?

The magnificent seven stocks -- Apple, Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, Alphabet, Nvidia, and Tesla -- have been stellar performers on Wall Street over the last 12 months, up 107% compared to 26% of the S&P 500.

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A covered call is a type of option contract in which the seller already owns the underlying security.

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