Author: super@dmin
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Cannabis Watch: Voters approve cannabis use for adults in one red state, one blue state
People 21 and over will be allowed to buy cannabis in Maryland and Missouri, while voters nix it in Arkansas, South Dakota and North Dakota
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Bond Report: Bond yields inch higher as attention turns to looming inflation data
Yields had slipped from cycle highs in the previous session as the market priced in the likelihood that the U.S. midterms would deliver a gridlocked Washington.
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: Want to age well? A dog could be the key to better physical — and mental — health.
Pets can provide more than love: they can help ease depression, reduce blood pressure, falls, and even hospitalization rates.
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Peter Morici: Biden’s energy policies make Powell’s job controlling inflation tougher
Biden has imposed policies that reveal little sensitivity to how the American energy markets work, forcing gasoline prices to rise as supplies are squeezed.
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Kelley Blue Book: Americans are buying more luxury cars than ever
One factor that’s driving car prices to new highs: Americans are choosing more expensive cars.
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NerdWallet: 7 little-known ways to maximize your credit cards
When you aren’t focused on debt and are looking to make the most of your cards, consider these tips to free up money for other goals.
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Kelley Blue Book: Fewer people are leasing cars—what it means for the used car market
The trend away from leasing has short- and long-term implications for both new and used car shoppers
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Next Avenue: There’s a whole world out there: Tips for widows who want to travel
Face your fears about solo travel, plan everything in advance, and enjoy the experiences, say these globetrotting widows.
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Market Snapshot: U.S. stock futures waver with midterm results likely to result in gridlock
Wall Street expects this will be beneficial for equities as it may reduce regulation and mean less government spending, which should help undercut inflation.
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The Moneyist: ‘It’s a touchy subject’: My in-laws live in our basement. They gave us our 20% down payment. Should we charge them for renovations?
‘My in-laws pay the property taxes, and we pay monthly utilities and home-insurance costs. They do not pay rent.’