A blue wave swept Republicans from power in both chambers of Congress Tuesday, but voters may find that the White House still holds sway over many of the policies that fueled their discontent. https://t.co/8OKrJlPr3Z
Long-term Treasury yields hit their highest level in 24 years as inflation, Fed policy, heavy borrowing and global rate pressure push interest costs higher. https://t.co/0S1RuQSzNp
Millennials are closing the retirement-savings gap with older generations, but the headline averages mask how far behind many still are. https://t.co/ztjx9xYq3K
Homebuyers are increasingly looking beyond square footage for something harder to measure: neighborhoods designed to make it easier to know—and actually spend time with—the people next door. https://t.co/LNm5Dp4kme
These nine retirement destinations range from vineyard-rich regions to cities with easy access to nearby wineries and wine trails. https://t.co/pUWYK7q2XZ
As bond yields reach 19-year highs, markets are wondering whether this is the new normal—thus cementing higher borrowing costs for consumers and businesses for years to come. https://t.co/AJxUnbGRvp
Progress beats a perfectly optimized plan. Even a signed beneficiary form today protects a family more than a theoretical perfect plan that never gets done. https://t.co/J76bMDkNFV
History shows that the markets and the economy flourished when rates were even higher than today’s. But, our columnist notes, those times didn’t last. https://t.co/5jgpAGmEtv
Can I afford to get divorced? Learn how divorce affects income, housing, childcare, retirement, and long-term financial independence. https://t.co/fff03eFKkb
The stock market is easy to talk about. But bonds are a different story. New York Times columnist Jeff Sommer has some pointers. https://t.co/2IKfNvXPpz
LPL's Weekly Market Performance for the week of September 7, 2026 highlights market volatility as oil tops $100, yields rise, and investors assess Fed policy. https://t.co/m8poAn50do
John Cochrane, a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, says that rate cuts will lower inflation only in the short term so long as fiscal policy favors borrowing and spending. https://t.co/Q2jNhMcUB2
Millions enrolled in Medicare Advantage plans must choose new coverage or revert to traditional Medicare, potentially disrupting their healthcare. https://t.co/SzY3QGLPXr