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Moving Back Home After College? All Your Friends Are Doing It. More young adults are living with their parents. The development suggests that they face a weak job market, but also that fewer face stigma in returning to the roost.

Last week, U.S. stocks moved higher, supported by easing concerns around interest rates, encouraging corporate earnings, and improving sentiment around global trade and energy supply. Economic data pointed to a moderating labor market, while lower oil prices helped ease inflation concerns. Read this week’s market perspective to learn more.

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AI investment concentration risk is not just in equities What appears to be diversification is often the same bet expressed in multiple ways.

Business growth, family changes, and new responsibilities can all impact how well an estate plan still fits your business and your life. A periodic review can help ensure your plan reflects where life and business are today — not years ago.

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When Employees Are Held Accountable for AI-Generated Decisions As organizations rush AI into decision-making, frontline workers are often left translating outputs they didn’t create and may not fully trust. Here's what Harvard Business Review researchers found.

Are You Saving Enough for Retirement? Why Many in Their 20s and 30s Fall Short of Savings Goals How much should you really have saved by your 30s and 40s? Most workers save less than the recommended 15% for retirement, and the gap often starts early. Raising contributions in your 20s or 30s gives your money more years to grow. Debt, retirement plan loans, and cash-outs after job changes can ma...

What A Retirement Paycheck Looks Like And How To Create One When you're working you relied on a paycheck from your job; but in retirement you often need to create your own.