Trump to sign order creating retirement plans for workers who lack them
President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order Thursday to create access to retirement plans for workers whose employers don’t provide one, building on promises made during his State of the Union address to boost retirement security for millions of Americans.
Lawyers to the wealthy warn that AI legal advice comes with serious risks
Asking ChatGPT how to divide your fortune or design a prenup can be used against you in court, lawyers say.
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I’m 59. My wife and I bought a second home for $484,000 at 6.2% interest rate. Will this be a drain on our retirement?
“I earn an annual salary of $116,000. My wife’s annual income is about $55,000.”
Carvana stock pops as used car retailer reports record first-quarter results
The online used car retailer reported retail sales of 187,393 units, a 40% increase compared with a year earlier.
These workers are allowed to save $35,000 a year in their 401(k)s. Here’s how many actually do it.
Super catch-up contribution rates are low: “Most people don’t have that kind of discretionary income.”
Chipotle posts surprise same-store sales growth in early sign chain could be breaking its slump
Chipotle shares have plummeted 35% over the last year.
Ford raises 2026 guidance as $1.3 billion tariff refund assists in offsetting higher costs
Aside from earnings and any changes to the automaker’s 2026 guidance, investors will be monitoring effects from the Iran war, tariffs and the pullback in EVs.
Powell won’t leave the Fed, pushing back further against Trump
“I will continue to serve as a governor for a period of time to be determined,” the outgoing Federal Reserve chair said Wednesday.
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