Veteran strategist Ed Yardeni is staying optimistic about the stock market—and he sees reasons its good run could continue for years. https://t.co/N8GgySOsGl
What do you do when inherited silver is worth more as cash than as keepsake? Wall Street Journal writer Robbie Shell debates whether to sell her inherited family sterling silver to a dealer to be melted down for cash. https://t.co/BPvbvtFMkt
Failing to talk with heirs, properly diversify investments, or learn to enjoy their wealth are common client behaviors that advisors try to correct. https://t.co/rpvA8aPQXv
Luxury travel prices are spiking. At the same time, there are 3.7 million YouTube channels posting travel videos. The converging trends are creating problems. https://t.co/sritceqRW8
Warren Buffett’s “lucky monkey” analogy warns that a long winning streak can reflect chance rather than repeatable investing skill. What are the lessons for investors here? https://t.co/0yACBuvcj7
Warren Buffett warned that investors who follow the crowd into popular assets often arrive too late to benefit and risk getting burned. https://t.co/4xqiVFEsQ0
Kristen Bitterly, head of global Wealth at Work at Citi, joins Scarlet Fu and Tom Keene on "Bloomberg Money." They discuss retirement and how some become indifferent to planning. https://t.co/TI1mkzFAOl
The costs of raising children tend to emerge at a particularly critical time for retirement savings if parents are to take full advantage of the power of compounding. https://t.co/3lg6z8NnNw
As the race heads to the Alpe d’Huez for two stages, before a final-day fight on the streets of Montmartre, hundreds of thousands of fans are flocking to the most celebrated roads in cycling. https://t.co/pBnxP3sl1X
In the U.S., regulation can protect incumbents while discouraging entrepreneurs. China gives fast-moving startups room to grow before exerting state control. https://t.co/TnyxxXAqFa
U.S. households still, on average, believe the American Dream can be achieved—though some academics are suggesting that the ideal is giving way to a new social phenomenon: The Great Postponement. https://t.co/26crkA6hKz
Major changes to the rules governing federal student loans went into effect this month and are rippling across the system. Here's a breakdown of the biggest updates. https://t.co/i1YncqK0C2
Less than half (42%) of Americans are on track for retirement, according to Vanguard research.
Of all the generations, baby boomers are among the least prepared. https://t.co/7Elr59mkTL
Where we live shapes access to healthcare, transportation, housing, social connection, and the everyday opportunities that allow us to remain engaged as we age. https://t.co/fAY8fhTGxA