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In Q2, caution gave way to renewed optimism as tensions eased, tariffs had a limited economic impact, and companies posted stronger than expected Q1 earnings.

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Stocks edged lower in the final week of May as fresh news on economic growth and inflation failed to inspire investors.
In times of market uncertainty, investors often seek the comfort of cash. And while cash obviously plays a crucial role for any investor, it's not a long-term investment.
After months of hot inflation reports, it looks like inflation finally eased slightly in April. Can we breathe a sigh of inflation relief?
Early retirement may seem like a dream come true. However, you need to be well prepared if you want to hang up your hat early.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average reached 40,000 for the first time recently as markets continue to rebound from a 5% decline earlier this year.
Dow Hits 40,000! Stocks notched a solid gain last week in a mega-cap, tech-led rally bolstered by positive inflation news.
Is a Zombie Recession coming? (By that, I mean that renewed fears of a "hard landing" recession have emerged from the grave.)
It was the fastest and most aggressive rate-hiking campaign in decades, but the focus is shifting to interest rate cuts as the central bank prepares to make its next policy move.
College represents one of the largest expenses and sources of financial stress in our lives, on par with retirement or buying a home.
Stocks notched a solid gain last week, rallying behind upbeat earnings, a dovish Fed, and mixed economic data.
May 2024 - A monthly recap of the markets and economy in 2024. Rising treasury yields cause stocks & bonds to trade lower.
Markets have been very volatile lately. What's going on? Let's take a quick look at the factors that are influencing markets right now.
Stocks staged a choppy comeback last week as investors cheered positive earnings, led by mega-cap tech stocks.
You may be surprised to learn that if you apply for Social Security benefits as a married individual, you automatically apply for spousal benefits.
Stocks fell for a third straight week, as Fed Chair Jerome Powell's mixed but upbeat message could not offset the anxiety caused by the Middle East conflict.
Does the average American actually need $1.46 million to retire comfortably? What's Your “Magic” Retirement Number?
Concerns around geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, inflation, corporate earnings, and other issues have led to a market decline recently.
Stocks fell last week as investors sorted through conflicting inflation reports and assessed geopolitical tensions overseas.
Taxes are no one’s favorite topic but their importance as it pertains to our financial plans and investments cannot be overstated.
Stocks dropped last week as the Fed stirred the pot on “what's next” for interest rates after mixed comments from several officials.
Global equity markets had a terrific first quarter – and the gains were generally across the board as the tech-names, large-caps, mega-caps and small caps all advanced handsomely.

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