Author: super@dmin
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Why taking the stairs now could give you a better life when you reach old age
Health has more to do with your retirement planning than you may think.
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Market Snapshot: Dow poised to surge to highest level in 8½ months, gold hits 5-year high as Fed signals cuts
U.S. stock indexes Thursday morning are set to extend gains to a fourth straight day near all-time highs as the Fed signaled policy easing may be forthcoming to sustain the economy.
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Europe Markets: London markets rise ahead of Bank of England meeting
Economists expect the bank to leave rates unchanged as other central banks signal stimulus
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Bank of Japan joins Fed, ECB in signaling easing if needed, keeps policy on hold for now
The Bank of Japan left monetary policy unchanged Thursday and maintained a pledge to keep ultra-low rates in place until at least spring 2020 amid persistent trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
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Europe Markets: European markets keep climbing after dovish Fed
The rally continued from Wednesday as investors digested the latest central bank guidance
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Outside the Box: Shareholders feel the pain when companies take an ethical hit
Carnival’s financial penalties are the latest lesson in CEO accountability, writes Ann Skeet.
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More states consider mandatory financial literacy classes as high-school students struggle with basic budgeting
Some supporters say the efforts can only accomplish so much amid soaring college costs and stagnant wages.
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NerdWallet: 5 myths about debt consolidation
There are misconceptions about debt consolidation, including how much it costs and how long it takes.
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Asia Markets: Asian markets rise as Fed leaves itself wiggle room, hopes for trade talks rekindled
Asian markets gained in early trading Thursday, after the U.S. Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged but indicated it is ready to make ease monetary policy if needed.
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This would be the worst-case scenario for health companies, according to UBS
Health-care reform is coming, UBS analysts say, and it could have severe consequences for certain health companies.