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  • Here's why ETFs often have lower fees than mutual funds

    Fees are one of the few things people can control relative to investing.
    Business - CNBC - November 8

  • BlackRock just did its first mutual fund-to-ETF conversion. Here’s why.

    BlackRock has flipped a mutual fund to an exchange-traded fund for the first time, with the giant asset manager’s move reflecting investors’ increasing appetite for actively managed ETFs.
    Business - MarketWatch - 4 days ago

  • These tips for investing in mutual funds and ETFs help keep you in the game

    Strategies including small caps, gold, AI and nuclear energy come into play.
    Business - MarketWatch - October 24

  • These tips for investing in mutual funds and ETFs can inflation-proof your portfolio

    Prepare for the possibility of higher interest rates.
    Business - MarketWatch - November 1

  • These tips for investing in mutual funds and ETFs are a vote for your money

    Cheap stocks, higher yields and other postelection portfolio moves to consider.
    Business - MarketWatch - November 7

  • These tips for investing in mutual funds and ETFs keep your portfolio plugged in

    Portfolio changes, small-caps are a big deal, and investors pile into ETFs.
    Business - MarketWatch - November 15

  • These tips for investing in mutual funds and ETFs help build a strong portfolio

    Dividends, bitcoin and Beyoncé stir ETF interest.
    Business - MarketWatch - Yesterday

  • Taiwan ETF issuers to pull in $420mn in fees this year

    Total ETF assets soared nearly 50% in eight months to end of August
    World - Financial Times - October 25
  • Tesla Offers Lower Salaries Than Its Top Competitors. The Reason Why Is a Brilliant Lesson in Great Leadership

    Tesla Offers Lower Salaries Than Its Top Competitors. The Reason Why Is a Brilliant Lesson in Great Leadership

    Elon Musk pays his Tesla employees less in their regular paychecks, but more in stock offerings. Should your company do the same?
    Business - Inc. - 4 days ago
  • Why it’s often luck, not talent, that takes us to the top

    Why it’s often luck, not talent, that takes us to the top

    No one likes to admit it — but life’s lottery has a big role to play in success
    Business - Financial Times - November 9

  • Jim Cramer explains why the promise of tax cuts could have sent stocks lower on Tuesday

    CNBC's Jim Cramer suggested that if Trump's new tax plans are similar to those he implemented in 2016, wealthy people will stand to benefit the most.
    Business - CNBC - November 12

  • Here's why Dollar Tree and Dollar General stocks have plummeted

    Dollar stores are dealing with a mix of both economic and self-inflicted problems.
    Business - CNBC - Yesterday
  • Why are university tuition fees going up?

    Why are university tuition fees going up?

    Tuition fees in England are to rise for the first time in eight years, to help universities.
    Top stories - BBC News - November 4

  • The Fed is draining liquidity from markets for longer than expected. Here’s why it’s making Wall Street nervous.

    Wall Street is getting anxious about the plumbing in the financial markets as the Fed’s balance sheet shrinks.
    Business - MarketWatch - November 7
  • Jerry Jones admits Cowboys 'having a rougher go than I anticipated'; why he's optimistic about turnaround

    Jerry Jones admits Cowboys 'having a rougher go than I anticipated'; why he's optimistic about turnaround

    Dallas is struggling badly
    Sports - CBS Sports - November 2

  • Stock-market investors have ‘no clear playbook’ for Harris election win. Here’s why.

    A victory by Vice President Kamala Harris over Donald Trump next week might leave investors temporarily lost, says a closely followed Wall Street research analyst.
    Business - MarketWatch - October 29

  • Here's how far CD rates have dropped this year (and why you should still open one)

    The rate environment is shifting and CD rates have been falling in 2024. Here's how much they've fallen by so far.
    Top stories - CBS News - November 12
  • Challenged universities need more than UK’s tuition fee thaw

    Challenged universities need more than UK’s tuition fee thaw

    Most vulnerable are lower-tier institutions that rely on international students hit by recent visa changes
    Business - Financial Times - November 10

  • Medicare enrollment is often just one big sales pitch. Here’s where to get help.

    Sales pitches are often biased, choices can be overwhelming and impartial help is not equally available to all.
    Business - MarketWatch - November 2
  • NFL playoff picture: Bills now own AFC tiebreaker vs. Chiefs, but here's how often it's projected to matter

    NFL playoff picture: Bills now own AFC tiebreaker vs. Chiefs, but here's how often it's projected to matter

    Who earns the No. 1 seed in the AFC and will Buffalo and Kansas City meet again? The SportsLine Projection Model has the answer
    Sports - CBS Sports - 3 days ago
  • French official proposes entrance fee for Notre Dame to help fund preservation work

    French official proposes entrance fee for Notre Dame to help fund preservation work

    France’s culture minister has proposed introducing an entrance fee to visit Notre Dame cathedral in Paris when it reopens in December, aiming to generate funds for the preservation of the country’s ...
    World - ABC News - October 24
  • Why tuition fees are set to rise - and what this means for students

    Why tuition fees are set to rise - and what this means for students

    With the cost of living rising, many students are concerned about the growing financial pressures at university
    Top stories - BBC News - October 28
  • 'Why I spent my university fees on Somali TikTok battles'

    'Why I spent my university fees on Somali TikTok battles'

    Somalis gamble big money during livestream events as ancient clan fights are waged on social media.
    Top stories - BBC News - October 31

  • Average cost of Thanksgiving dinner is expected to be lower than past years

    The average cost of a Thanksgiving dinner for 10 this year is expected to be $58, which is 9% less from the 2022 high of $64. CBS News MoneyWatch correspondent Kelly O'Grady shows how your family ...
    Top stories - CBS News - Yesterday

  • The iShares Bitcoin ETF is now bigger than its gold counterpart following rush into crypto on Trump win

    The iShares Bitcoin ETF has already surpassed $30 billion in assets in less than a year on the market.
    Business - CNBC - November 11

  • Here’s how ETF investors can lock in higher yields as Treasury rates jumped in October

    Defined-maturity bond ladder ETFs could help investors lock in high yields and maturity dates to match their investment goals during periods of heightened market volatility.
    Business - MarketWatch - October 31

  • Inflation is going higher, this market strategist says. Here’s his master ETF plan to profit from it.

    Hedgeye’s Keith McCullough is long gold, utilities, real estate and emerging markets ETFs.
    Business - MarketWatch - November 2

  • Gen Z, millennial retail investors are tapping into ETFs, report finds. Here are things to watch out for, expert say

    Gen Zers and millennials are more likely than other generations to hold ETFs in their retirement accounts, report finds. Here are two things to keep in mind.
    Business - CNBC - 4 days ago
  • Millennium considers launching first new fund in more than three decades

    Millennium considers launching first new fund in more than three decades

    Fund would invest in less liquid assets including private credit
    Business - Financial Times - October 25

  • Will you have a lower tax rate in retirement? Maybe not, financial advisors say

    Most people will have a lower tax rate when they retire, but others won't due to factors like large required 401(k) and IRA withdrawals, advisors said.
    Business - CNBC - November 7
  • Why the Federal Reserve Rate Cut Isn’t Lowering Your Loan Rates

    Why the Federal Reserve Rate Cut Isn’t Lowering Your Loan Rates

    Fed rate cuts and lending rates do not always experience like-to-like movement. Here’s a quick look at rates, and what to expect moving forward.
    Business - Inc. - October 30

  • Why these ‘Trump trade’ ETF winners are fading — and what it says about the financial markets

    The postelection stock-market rally has started to fade as investors fret over how long the honeymoon could last.
    Business - MarketWatch - November 15

  • Hedge funds have already started bailing out of ‘Trump trades’

    Hedge funds switched to become net sellers of financial and industrial stocks having previously piled into the two sectors in the immediate wake of the U.S. elections, new analysis by Morgan ...
    Business - MarketWatch - 3 days ago
  • VAT on school fees: ‘We have had to make the decision to pull her out’

    VAT on school fees: ‘We have had to make the decision to pull her out’

    Backlash from parents over levy on UK’s private education sector
    Business - Financial Times - November 15

  • This age group owns 79% of stocks and equity funds. Why that’s good for bonds.

    Bonds should do well in the years ahead, as age demographics are set to play in their favor.
    Business - MarketWatch - 3 days ago
  • Why Liverpool will be happier with a point than Arsenal

    Why Liverpool will be happier with a point than Arsenal

    MOTD2 pundit and ex-Liverpool defender Stephen Warnock explains why Arsenal will be "bitterly disappointed" not to have beaten Arne Slot's side on Sunday.
    Top stories - BBC News - October 27

  • Why gold is a better bet than stocks for 2025

    Sentiment readings currently don’t suggest a major top is near.
    Business - MarketWatch - 3 days ago
  • UK Treasury chief admits business tax rise could lead to lower than anticipated wages

    UK Treasury chief admits business tax rise could lead to lower than anticipated wages

    U.K. Treasury chief Rachel Reeves has conceded that wages may rise by less than previously thought as a direct result of her budget decision to increase a tax that businesses pay for their employees
    World - ABC News - October 31
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