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I’m 59. Is it late in the day to raid my $2.5 million IRA to buy a $400K home?

QUENTIN FOTTRELL

“I regret not buying a home 10 years ago, but we were both going through divorces.”

The kids are not all right — how young stock investors are bringing on a bear market

MARK HULBERT

Shareholders who’ve never endured a prolonged market downturn believe they have nothing to lose.

Even thrift stores are holding Black Friday sales as Americans seek holiday bargains

GENNA CONTINO

As households face tighter budgets, experts anticipate more people will shop secondhand for gifts this holiday season.

Stock futures resume trading after a halt caused by 'cooling issue' at data center

A technical problem obstructed futures trading at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange in the early hours of Friday morning.

How the U.S. government bought an election, rescued some Wall Street bigshots — and left you with the tab

CHARLIE GARCIA

The U.S. Treasury bailed out Argentina President Javier Milei — major bond investors. Central banks paid attention — and you should too.

Fed hawks and doves are battling over December rate cuts — watch these clues to see who wins

FELIX VEZINA-POIRIER

Stocks and bonds will react to new data on job openings, wages and labor market perceptions.

My friend cosigned a loan for a BMW, but the driver defaulted. They’re both on the hook for $5K. What happens now?

QUENTIN FOTTRELL

“The driver thinks he should be compensated $1,500 for the tires he’s still paying for.”

‘It’s expensive feeding and housing a family of 7’: I’m 41 with $46K in credit-card debt. Do I raid my $1.2 million IRAs?

QUENTIN FOTTRELL

“I bring in $7,200 a month from my pension and disability benefits.”

China factory activity edges up in November but remains in contraction for eighth month as fading holiday demand drags services

The National Bureau of Statistics said the manufacturing purchasing managers index rose to 49.2, up 0.2 points from October and in line with forecasts in a Reuters poll.

Hi, we're new here.

I’m 59. Is it late in the day to raid my $2.5 million IRA to buy a $400K home?

The kids are not all right — how young stock investors are bringing on a bear market

Even thrift stores are holding Black Friday sales as Americans seek holiday bargains

Stock futures resume trading after a halt caused by 'cooling issue' at data center

How the U.S. government bought an election, rescued some Wall Street bigshots — and left you with the tab

Fed hawks and doves are battling over December rate cuts — watch these clues to see who wins

My friend cosigned a loan for a BMW, but the driver defaulted. They’re both on the hook for $5K. What happens now?

‘It’s expensive feeding and housing a family of 7’: I’m 41 with $46K in credit-card debt. Do I raid my $1.2 million IRAs?

How Black Friday became a retail letdown: 'To sustain the ride, they started to dilute it'

AI shopping comes with its own perils this Black Friday

That 'free' money in your 401(k) may not belong to you just yet

Scoring great Black Friday deals is getting harder. These 6 tips can help you shop smarter this weekend.

The warehouse real estate sector is seeing a rebalance. Here's what to watch for

Carnival, NCL and Royal Caribbean all have Black Friday sales. But is now the best time to shop for a cruise deal?

China factory activity edges up in November but remains in contraction for eighth month as fading holiday demand drags services