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Social Security’s 2027 boost could backfire

The 2027 Social Security cost-of-living adjustment has not been revealed, but early forecasts are raising serious red flags for retirees across the country. Two independent projections place next year’s COLA between 2.8% and 3.2%, driven… 

State Street declares gold must-hold asset

Gold has climbed from roughly $2,600 per ounce in early 2025 to nearly $4,750 as of April 2026, producing its strongest stretch in over four decades. Most investors still treat gold as a panic button,… 

Automakers face a troubling customer trend

A month of war and rising gas prices has taken a toll on consumer confidence in the U.S., leading to a decline that is consistent across age groups, income levels, and political party affiliation, according… 

BlackRock shuns the trade Wall Street can’t quit

For three straight years, one trade has dominated the U.S. stock market above everything else. You know it, your financial advisor knows it, and every passive index fund you own is loaded with it. The… 

IRS refund numbers are hiding an ugly truth

Tax refund season has delivered a feel-good headline for millions of Americans filing their 2025 returns this spring. The IRS reports that the average refund has climbed to $3,521 as of March 27, roughly $350…