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Who is John Furner, Walmart’s new CEO?

BILL PETERS

Furner started at Walmart in 1993, and currently oversees the most important segment of the company’s business.

The economy survived the government shutdown — but all is not well

JEFFRY BARTASH

The U.S. economy didn’t get any better during the longest government shutdown in history, but the good news is that it probably didn’t get much worse.

My sister is dying. Her husband, 70, doesn’t get Social Security. Can he claim under her wage history?

ALESSANDRA MALITO

“Does he need to wait until she passes?”

401(k) hardship withdrawals more than double as people raid their retirement savings for emergencies

JESSICA HALL

“Emergencies are always happening. Life has just gotten more expensive.”

'Great parenting' often comes down to this simple habit, says Ivy League psychologist: It helps you raise determined, resilient kids

Paying attention to your kids' interests and passions can help set them up for future career success, Ivy League psychologist says

How tariffs and AI are giving secondhand platforms like ThredUp a boost

Tariffs are driving shoppers to resale platforms in the U.S., and companies like ThredUp are cashing in.

Keep your investments in these 3 accounts, CFP says: 'If you have too much cash, you're actually losing money'

After setting aside money for expenses and emergencies, experts say you should invest your money in these three types of accounts to maximize flexibility.

I have a $10K expense. Do I withdraw money from my investments or my high-yield savings account?

QUENTIN FOTTRELL

“It will likely take me about a year to replace the $10,000.”

Former Fed Gov. Kugler violated trading rules while at the central bank, ethics report found

Issues related to financial transactions reported by then-Federal Reserve Governor Adriana Kugler were referred to an internal ethics watchdog earlier this year.