S&P 500 vs. actively managed funds: 2024 is an even better year for buying the index
[ad_1] In the running debate between actively managed funds versus simply investing in a fund that tracks the S&P 500, the scorecard continues to tilt
Recession indicator is close to sounding the alarm as unemployment rises
[ad_1] While unemployment is still historically low, its rate of increase could be a sign of deteriorating economic conditions. That’s where the so-called Sahm Rule
Gen Z is a conspicuous outlier on what it takes to live comfortably
[ad_1] Americans on average say they need to earn more than $186,000 a year to live comfortably, according to a recent Bankrate survey, down 20%
BYD to build $1 billion plant in Turkey, boosting Chinese EV maker’s access to EU
[ad_1] Turkey will soon unveil an agreement with BYD Co. to construct a $1 billion plant in the west of the country, Turkish officials said,
Ken Griffin, a top GOP donor, gives $500,000 to Miami-Dade’s Democratic mayor
[ad_1] Ken Griffin, a major donor to Republican politicians, is backing the reelection of Miami-Dade County’s Democratic mayor, as the founder of Citadel expands his
Mukesh Ambani to throw lavish wedding for scions of Indian business empires
[ad_1] In March, Asia’s richest man Mukesh Ambani threw a three-day prenuptial bash for his son that included a 1,200-person guest list, including former world leaders, tech
Iran’s new president is a reformist who uses English business jargon
[ad_1] Masoud Pezeshkian, a 69-year-old heart surgeon who wants to revive the nuclear deal with the West, was voted president of Iran following a snap
Trump vs. Biden president ages: What is the perfect age to lead?
[ad_1] Much of the discussion on the upcoming U.S. presidential election revolves around issues of age: Donald Trump is 78 and Joe Biden is 81.
Should I add my dog to my prenup?
[ad_1] Even the best laid plans fail sometimes. Take marriage, for example. In 2022, there were more than 673,000 divorces and annulments in the U.S.,
Scandinavia is ‘having a moment’ as European travelers seek ‘coolcations’ to beat the heat
[ad_1] Planning his graduation trip to Europe, Jaeger Lajewski pondered Italy’s renaissance buildings and Greece’s ancient monuments. But with those places now even hotter and more humid than his native