Brent R. Moorehead, Financial Services Professional, MassMutual Midwest

Forget TACO. Trump Is Winning His Trade War. The president wants tariffs, the higher the better. Whether that is achieved unilaterally or via deals is secondary.

Late-Career Job Losses Are Blurring What Retirement Looks Like in America Four people who were surprised by a late-career job loss opened up to the Wall Street Journal about their finances and how they budget and spend their time now.

CEOs Start Saying the Quiet Part Out Loud: AI Will Wipe Out Jobs Ford chief predicts AI will replace “literally half of all white-collar workers.”

5 Risky Career Moves That Are Worth It Some risks are worth the leap. From pay cuts to moving abroad, here are 5 bold career moves that can lead to long-term growth, purpose, and new opportunities.

What Does ‘Financial Independence’ Mean, Anyway? Money Pros Weigh In. The definition of financial independence is a little different for everyone. Here’s a selection of thoughtful responses to help inspire you.

6 Useful Financial Literacy Lessons from ‘Superman’ As one of the most iconic American pop-culture characters, here are some useful financial literacy lessons from Superman.

The AI Scraping Fight That Could Change the Future of the Web News publishers are building fences around their content in an effort to cut off crawlers that don’t pay for content.

5 Books to Help You Build a Bigger Nest Egg—and Have a Successful Retirement Financial advisers say these books can show investors how to navigate volatility and keep a long-term perspective.

My fiancé and I make a combined $300,000 a year. We use a 90/5/5 budgeting system — here's a detailed breakdown. Viviana Vazquez and her fiancé make over $300,000 between their tech jobs and her content creation business. Leading up to their wedding, they combined the majority of their finances while keeping 10% of their income separate. They have "money dates" twice a week to make sure they're on track with ...

How to escape taxes on your stocks An investor’s desire to minimise his dues is nothing new. “The avoidance of taxes”, said John Maynard Keynes, “is the only intellectual pursuit that still carries any reward”.

Bull vs. Bear: The S&P 500 Market Outlook for the Rest of 2025 The S&P 500 bounced back after a near bear market. Will the rally last? Explore 2025's stock market outlook, bull vs. bear cases, and what investors should consider now.

Capital Market Snapshot: Week Ending June 27, 2025 US equity markets surged as the S& P 500 and Nasdaq both climbed over 3% and posted record highs. Mega-cap technology stocks led the charge, driven by strong earnings and AI-related optimism. The broader rally was partially fueled by easing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, which led to a sh...