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No federal taxes on Social Security benefits. That was one of the key campaign promises made by Donald Trump when he ran for president last year. When the president called for “one big beautiful bill” to enact his domestic policy […]

Every previous time that shares of Nvidia (NVDA 0.28%) fell 30% or more presented a tremendous buying opportunity for investors. History appears to be repeating itself. Nvidia has mounted a strong comeback after declining as much as 37% from its

While a rising tide lifts all boats, an ebbing tide causes boats to move lower. A similar effect is seen with the stock market. When the major market indexes decline, so do most stocks. However, one positive side effect is

Multiple paths to immense wealth exist. A few lucky people win the lottery. Some start successful businesses. Others invest in stocks that deliver explosive gains. Summit Therapeutics (SMMT 1.49%) is one of those stocks that have been quite explosive: The

Donor organs make the difference between life and death for thousands of people every year. But there are two big problems. First, far too few donor organs make it to the intended recipients in shape to be used. Second, too

One of my favorite things to read has been published. No, it’s not a magazine or a new book by one of my favorite authors. Instead, it’s Warren Buffett’s annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A 4.00%) (BRK.B 4.11%) shareholders (of

True or false: Once you begin receiving Social Security retirement benefits, they’ll never be higher. This statement is false, as many retirees already know. Social Security calculates a cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) each year. These adjustments boost everyone’s benefits. However, COLAs

What if Santa Claus named his reindeer after stocks with market caps of $1 trillion or more? We wouldn’t have, “Now, Dasher! Now, Dancer! Now, Prancer and Vixen! On, Comet! On Cupid! On, Donder and Blitzen!” Instead, jolly old Saint

Warren Buffett amassed a huge fortune investing in individual businesses. Sometimes, he led Berkshire Hathaway to acquire businesses outright. Other times, he bought parts of businesses by investing in their stocks. However, Buffett hasn’t always picked individual businesses in recent years.

Investing can sometimes require a significant amount of upfront cash. For example, you might need a lot of capital to buy real estate properties or launch a new business. However, even individuals without much money can invest in stocks. If