Author: super@dmin
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Market Snapshot: U.S. stock futures edge higher ahead of data dump and Thanksgiving break
A heavy batch of data and minutes of the latest Fed meeting await investors one day ahead of the Thanksgiving Day break and shortened session on Friday.
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Brett Arends's ROI: Fidelity sticks with bitcoin 401(k) offerings despite crypto turmoil — but why?
Despite crypto decline and FTX collapse, Fidelity is undeterred.
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NerdWallet: Book a flight with a long layover, it can make for a better trip—here’s why
Long layovers offer opportunities to escape the confines of the airport and explore a new city—sometimes even for days—without having to pay extra for airfare.
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Kelley Blue Book: The luxury cars buyers look for most
Fewer shoppers are looking for Teslas, and six SUVs dominated the 10 most-shopped luxury vehicles.
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Next Avenue: Being snowbirds was harder than we thought—don’t make the same mistakes we made
Here are the lessons I learned about how to prepare, what to bring, what to buy and how to make it work.
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NerdWallet: You know you’ve found a good Black Friday deal when…
What actually makes a Black Friday deal worth it? An item’s reduced price, availability and affordability are key. Here’s what to consider before you buy.
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Dow Jones Newswires: Eurozone economic activity contracted for fifth straight month in November, PMIs signal
Manufacturing continued to lead the downturn, with factory output dropping for a sixth consecutive month, although the rate of decline eased, the report said.
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Tax Guy: ‘My elderly relative determined she could no longer care for herself’: Are her assisted-living facility costs tax deductible?
‘She was basically directed to go there from a rehabilitation post-surgery.’
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Dow Jones Newswires: Volkswagen agrees on pay deal with IG Metall Union to ease inflation
The car maker agreed to a collective bargaining agreement with Germany’s IG Metall union covering 125,000 employees, which will increase pay in two stages, by 5.2% in June 2023 and 3.3% in May 2024.
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Dow Jones Newswires: Credit Suisse flags $1.6 billion 4Q loss as wealth management comes under strain
Lower deposits and assets under management are set to lead to reduced net interest income and recurring commissions and fees, which will drag wealth management into a loss in the three months to the end of the year, the Swiss lender said.