BNSF, CSX launch new US coast-to-coast linking to boost freight services
BNSF, CSX launch new US coast-to-coast linking to boost freight services
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Why Ethereum Jumped 13% Today
Ethereum surged after mildly helpful Fed comments — but how real is the rally? Here’s what you need to know. Ethereum (ETH 12.38%) skyrocketed on Friday. As soon as Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell suggested that interest rates might come down in 2025, Ethereum’s price took off on a rocket ride. The coin was up
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Test Out Your Retirement Before You Call It Quits
Retirement doesn’t have to be permanent, but it sure feels like it for the people who retire and attempt to get their old jobs or similar ones back. Blame it on ageism, a perceived lack of tech know-how, or some other reason, but either way, companies aren’t too keen to rehire their retirees. A Transamerica
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This Real Estate Mogul Says Owning a Home Is More Of An Expense Than An Investment. Financial Advisors Aren’t So Sure
Key Takeaways Real estate investor Grant Cardone said recently that he believes renting is superior to owning, as it can allow a renter to avoid large expenses that come with owning a home. However, several financial advisors told Investopedia that they disagree, and said owning a home remains a reliable long-term investment. Still, many said
Why Cameco Stock Popped Today
If uranium gets (a lot) more expensive, Cameco stock could be a buy. Shares of Cameco (CCJ 5.45%), a Canadian uranium mining company, jumped 3.9% through noon ET on Friday — and the reason is anybody’s guess. That’s not to say there’s no reason for Cameco stock to be up today. Rather, there are multiple
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The 28% Rule for Housing: Does It Still Work in Today’s Market?
When you’re buying a home, one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll make is figuring out how much mortgage you can truly afford. Mortgage affordability is about how much you can borrow and repay without straining your budget, and the 28% rule offers a simple guideline to help ensure your mortgage stays within reach. But
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When Tech is Too Much
When Kiplinger Retirement Report editor David Crook used his monthly column to get some things off his chest, he struck a chord with our readers. As one wrote, “I LOVED your ‘rant’… I agree that we are being ‘dummied-down’ and dehumanized by: automated messages, restaurant phone menus, tech instructions that are not understood by people
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What Just Happened and What to Do Next
From increased credit card debt stressing Americans out to the Federal Reserve possibly nearing an interest rate cut, here is some news that could impact your wallet this week, and how you can prepare your finances for the week ahead. Americans Are More Concerned About Their Debt Several reports this week show more Americans are
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Why Zoom Communications Stock Zoomed Today
At just 12x this year’s free cash flow, Zoom Communications stock could be an incredible buy. Pandemic communications star Zoom Communications (ZM 10.22%) stock, um (I’m trying not to say “zoomed”), moved ahead quickly Friday morning, rising 8% through 9:50 a.m. ET after beating soundly on its fiscal Q2 2026 earnings report last night. Analysts
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Ask the Readers: Can You Help Me with My Rental Property Conundrum?
Rental Property Conundrum It’s been far too long since I’ve written an “Ask the Readers” article. Truth is, after almost 20 years of blogging, I feel like I have a very good handle on personal finance. When you combine that with an intimate knowledge of our own finances and goals, it doesn’t make much sense
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