Meta, led by CEO Mark Zuckerberg, is continuing to shrink its workforce, like many of its peers in the tech industry. After laying off hundreds of employees earlier this week, a leaked document revealed the tech giant’s bizarre plan for several of its remaining staff as it shifts in a new direction. Earlier this week, […]
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Gold is trading around $4,411 per ounce after falling roughly 17% since the start of March. Wells Fargo Investment Institute says that is exactly the kind of pullback investors should be buying. The bank raised its 2026 year-end gold price target to $6,100 to $6,300 per ounce, up sharply from its previous forecast of $4,500
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Many working Americans saving for retirement are confronted at some point during their career with the question of what to do with the money they have in a 401(k) plan from a previous employer. Wells Fargo and AARP, the nonprofit advocacy group for older Americans, offer clear words on the subject to help people sort
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You probably opened your IRA years ago, set up contributions, and moved on with your life without looking back very often. Most people do exactly that, and it feels responsible enough because money is flowing into the account on a regular schedule. The problem is that your IRA needs more attention than a simple contribution
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If you run your own business, you already know how much of your income disappears to taxes every single year. You pay self-employment tax, income tax, and possibly state tax on top of it all, often with very few deductions left standing. There is a set of IRS rules that could let you shelter tens
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Broadcast Retirement Network’s Jeffrey Snyder discusses why millennials are under insured with The Warner Companies’ Phillip Snyder, CLU. Jeffrey Snyder, Broadcast Retirement Network Joining me now is Philip Snyder of The Warner Companies, and for full disclosure, he’s also my dad. Dad, great to see you. Thanks for joining us again this morning. Phillip Snyder,
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Internet, phone, and cable TV giant Spectrum, which is operated by Charter Communications, has struggled to retain customers over the past year amid price hikes and increased competition. As the company’s customer losses mount, it is shifting gears, resulting in a concerning workforce change. In 2025, Spectrum lost about 284,000 cable TV customers and roughly
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Berkshire Hathaway closed 0.11% lower at $475.66 on March 26, extending a losing streak to seven consecutive sessions. Shares have declined more than 3.33% over that stretch, underperforming the S&P 500 over the same period. The slide comes at a sensitive moment. Greg Abel took over as CEO at the start of 2026, with Warren
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Costco has long stood apart in the world of retail, thanks to a business model that flips the traditional playbook. Instead of relying heavily on product markups, Costco generates a significant portion of its profits from membership fees, allowing the company to keep prices low and build intense customer loyalty. That formula has helped Costco
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