Author: super@dmin
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My ETF is closing — what should I do?
Not every ETF that makes it to market has staying power.
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Upgrade: This bank will give you $750 just to open a checking account — but here’s the catch
Banks are offering hefty sign-up bonuses for opening a checking account.
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FA Center: You’ll love having these hated stocks in your portfolio
Despised stocks frequently outperform the most admired companies’ stocks, writes Mark Hulbert.
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NerdWallet: Do you have enough retirement savings to last 23 years?
Here are some ways to make up for the shortfall between retirement income and expenses.
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Need to Know: The ‘easy 10%’ has already been made — now get ready for February (gulp)
The Patriots win! Sorry, anybody with an ounce of decency. Not just because we are now destined to suffer through an endless stream of Tom Brady GOAT memes and Robert Kraft/Cardi B dancing GIFs, but also because the stock market may be doomed to perform like the limp Rams offense.
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HSBC, Goldman back U.K. open-banking startup Bud
HSBC Holdings PLC (HSBA.LN) and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. GS are among the investors in a $20 million funding round for U.K. banking-technology startup Bud. Bud said Monday that it will use the money to create the world’s largest team dedicated to the development of open-banking technology, connecting customers’ bank data with third-party applications and…
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Asia Markets: Asian markets mixed amid holiday closures; Sony sinks
Asian markets were mixed Monday amid speculation over next steps in the dispute between the U.S. and China over technology development and trade following meetings in Washington last week.
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The Margin: Patriots win the Super Bowl, so the stock market is doomed. (Or not)
Here’s a bold prediction: The stock market will either rise or fall in 2019.
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Mutual Funds Weekly: These ‘do-gooder’ mutual funds actually do a stock portfolio good
Don’t miss these top money and investing features of the past week.
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The Wall Street Journal: Deutsche Bank turned down Trump Organization loan request during 2016 campaign
Deutsche Bank AG rebuffed a request from the Trump Organization in March 2016 to increase a loan for the Trump National Doral, a Florida golf resort, because of concerns about expanding the bank’s relationship with then-candidate Donald Trump or his company, according to people familiar with the matter.