Author: super@dmin
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Beth Pinsker: The limit for 401(k) contributions will jump nearly 10% in 2023, but it’s not always a good idea to max out your retirement investments
‘You don’t want to deprive yourself today or later on,’ says one retirement researcher.
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Mark Hulbert: A strategy that follows analysts’ herd-like behavior lets you know when it will be favorable to pile into Meta’s stock again
Analysts’ upgrades and downgrades come in waves.
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Brett Arends's ROI: Why I don’t want I-bonds
I’ve got something much better
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: Technology stocks tumble — this is how you will know when to buy them again
Also, a rundown of earnings analysis for Big Tech, how to invest in bonds, and an estate planning service built into the iPhone.
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: Property appraisers valued an interracial couple’s home at $310,000 when they met the Black homeowner — but gave their white partner a $350,000 valuation
Appraisal discrimination undermines Black wealth, the president of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition said.
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Realtor.com: Cher reportedly lists her landmark Malibu estate for a staggering $85M
Anyone who’s ever driven through Malibu, CA, on the Pacific Coast Highway will have doubtless noted Cher‘s iconic estate, which she just listed for $85 million, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Beth Pinsker: There’s a rush to buy I-bonds to lock in a high yield, but there may be an even better deal next week
Friday is your last chance to buy at the 9.62% rate. But there are other important issues to consider.
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The Wall Street Journal: GM temporarily pauses paid advertising on Twitter following Elon Musk takeover
General Motors Co. is pausing its paid advertising on Twitter in the wake of Elon Musk’s acquisition of the social-media site, saying it wants more information about the site’s direction under its new ownership.
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TaxWatch: IRS has been missing out on $500 billion in taxes owed annually — and the gap between what’s owed and paid is projected to widen
From 2014 to 2016, taxpayers failed to pay an estimated $496 billion in owed taxes, the IRS said Friday.
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: Political uncertainty has been removed after China’s Party Congress, but investors are still gloomy
Financial-market investors were craving for clues on clearer economic policy guidance from the China’s Communist Party Congress, but when the ruling party wrapped up its twice-a-decade political gathering on Saturday to the tune of “The Internationale”, a socialist anthem, investors finally realized they didn’t hear what they wanted, and they saw the red flags.