I’m 53, divorced and have $2 million, but I have to buy my brother out of the family home. Can I still take early retirement?
“I will need about $80,000 to $90,000 a year to live on to be very comfortable.” Source link
Is there a blood test for Alzheimer’s? Yes, but it isn’t at your doctor’s office yet.
A blood test has greater success than doctors in determining whether someone has memory loss due to Alzheimer’s disease, a
You’ll know AI has taken over when we no longer value money
A future where machines organize, decide and execute all economic activities is no future at all. Source link
Medicare patients could get emergency treatment at home under new bill
A new proposal in Congress would allow older Medicare recipients to receive emergency medical services at home rather than having
Whether the Fed cuts rates or not, inflation is going higher — and so are stocks
The U.S. economy and the stock market can thrive even if inflation doesn’t fall to 2%. Source link
Earnings results bruised Microsoft while AMD cruised, but AI will boost them both
From chips to services, AI expectations need a dose of reality and a longer-term view. Source link
LeBron James and his USA basketball teammates have made $4.7 billion. Here’s how much most U.S. Olympians make.
About 27% of current U.S. Olympic athletes earn less than $15,000 a year Source link
My fiancé’s father died without a will. Can we manage probate without a lawyer to save money?
You may want to avoid paying a lawyer, but in most circumstances, you’re not allowed to file for probate on
‘It’s exhilarating and shameful’: I’ve saved hundreds of dollars eating $5.99 restaurant meals, but it comes at a high price — feeling cheap and nasty.
“It’s a bit like ‘Meals on Wheels’ for moochers, except you have to actually collect the food yourself.” Source link
After a dementia diagnosis, getting Medicaid is ‘a beast.’ Here’s what to do.
Plan ahead to safeguard your family’s assets. Source link