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The October consumer inflation data show that progress continues on bringing inflation down, but price pressures remain well above the Fed’s preferred level, Chicago
My father has dementia and ‘forgave’ my brother’s $200,000 house loan. The nursing-home notary said he was of sound mind. What can we do?
My father lent my brother the funds to purchase a house in 2006. The loan was formal and registered in the county. The interest
Sergio Massa: Argentina economy chief charms voters with tax cuts and payouts
By Nicolás Misculin BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) – Argentina’s Peronist Economy Minister Sergio Massa may be about to pull off a political miracle: win a
Delinquencies are rising for credit card, auto loans – and it could soon get worse
A growing number of Americans are falling behind on their monthly credit card and car loan payments, a trend that may be a harbinger
This week’s personal loan rates jump for 5-year loans, while 3-year terms edge down
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Cramer calls out 3 stocks benefitting from the broadening of the market rally
Every weekday the CNBC Investing Club with Jim Cramer releases the Homestretch audio feature in time for the last hour of trading on Wall
401(k), IRA balances fell for older millennials, young Gen Xers during the pandemic. Here’s why
Retirement balances for midcareer workers declined between 2019 and 2022, despite gains on financial assets such as stocks during that period, according to new
GM self-driving arm Cruise is laying off 24% of its workforce
General Motors’ beleaguered self-driving car subsidiary Cruise said Thursday that it was laying off roughly a quarter of its workforce, after months of turmoil
2 REITs To Win In The Office Sector
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FEC makes it easier for candidates to use campaign dollars to pay themselves
Starting next year, federal candidates can more easily use campaign funds to pay themselves salaries, under a rule approved Thursday by federal election regulators.
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