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The stock’s deeply discounted price is tempting, but only if the underlying business is capable of thriving again. The broad market has worked its way out of the bear market it stumbled into earlier this year. But not every name […]

Something as simple as changing states could lower your yearly tax liability by quite a bit. Are you interested in maximizing your retirement income by minimizing the amount of income tax you pay on this income each year? If so,

Social Security benefits are adjusted for inflation, but are these adjustments enough? If you’re receiving (or soon will receive) Social Security benefits, you may be aware that the Social Security Administration increases benefits most years to offset the impact of

If you want reliable monthly dividend payments, invest in companies with reliable monthly revenue. Collecting reliable dividends is great, particularly if you’re going to use that income to pay your recurring bills. The quarterly payout schedule that most dividend-paying companies

The time to buy is when the market’s wrongfully doubting a company’s long-term future. There’s never a bad time to buy a good stock. But there are certainly better times than others. If you can step in while it’s temporarily

Spoiler alert: The number isn’t nearly as big as you might think. Do you dream of becoming a millionaire but fear your average job with its average paycheck just can’t get you there? Don’t be too quick to jump to

A major cultural shift is only going to strengthen the tailwind driving this other company’s ticker upward. There are no two ways about it. Amazon is one of the modern era’s best-performing stocks, up roughly 300,000% since its 1997 public offering.

Investors will soon have little choice but to start pricing in this company’s unexpected fiscal progress. Do you like bargain stocks? How does an 84% discount sound? That’s how much shares of streaming-television technology company Roku (ROKU -0.73%) are down

Food-service stocks are rarely “must have” names. Not only is it just not a high-growth business, it’s a highly competitive, low-margin one as well. These are characteristics that many investors aim to avoid. Every now and then, though, a compelling

Time is almost up to avoid a potentially expensive inaction for the 2024 tax year. Are you currently 73 years old (or older), and have any money in an IRA? If the answer to both of these questions is yes,