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7 myths that undermine Social Security
Morningstar· 18 hours agoMyths are great for books, ballads, and movies, but they are dangerous for Social Security. Unfortunately, these myths are very powerful and have taken ...
Do we really need $1M in retirement savings? Not even close, one top economist says
USA TODAY via Yahoo Finance· 2 days agoBy his argument, retirees don’t need nearly so much savings as financial planners say they do. The...
Trump administration vets blast him for claiming Putin will release US prisoner if he wins
USA TODAY via Yahoo News· 22 hours agoThe Wall Street Journal, which has also been lobbying hard for Gershkovich’s release, declined to...
Israel Rescues Four Hostages Held in Gaza
The Wall Street Journal· 6 hours agoZiv was also working at the music festival as a security guard. Jan had been slated to start a new job at a high-tech company the day after he was taken...
3 Americans Implicated In A Coup Attempt In Congo Go On Trial Before Military Court
HuffPost via Yahoo News· 15 hours agoA prominent Belgian-Congolese researcher on political and security issues, Jean-Jacques Wondo, also...
A US-Russian citizen is convicted in Russia after posts on social media
Associated Press via AOL· 4 days agoA dual U.S.-Russian citizen was convicted for “rehabilitating Nazism” by a St. Petersburg court Wednesday over posts on social media. Yuri Malev was sentenced to three-and-a-half ...
Texas is poised to get its own stock exchange — with less red tape than the NYSE or Nasdaq
Business Insider via Yahoo Finance· 3 days agoLee said that the TXSE would be apolitical, but its proposed launch comes at a time when...
Put yourself in shoes of the person on the other end of the endless line answering calls
The Topeka Capital-Journal via Yahoo News· 22 hours agoFind Connie's book, "Daily Cures: Wisdom for Healthy Aging," at www.justnowoldenough.com. This...
These Americans are terrified about the future - and they vote
Morningstar· 14 hours agoPresident Joe Biden in his latest budget bragged about the $137 billion in student loan debt that he "forgave" by executive fiat, averaging $37,000 per beneficiary. The debt was merely transferred to you, the U.S. taxpayer.
Keith Gill’s GameStop Trades Pose Conundrum for Market Cops
The Wall Street Journal· 2 days agoThe rules that exist do not permit the SEC to prosecute that conduct unless there is an element of...
