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money 📛 Name drop The Campbell Soup Company plans to drop “Soup” from its iconic label — and name dropping might also help you land your dream job. Here's this week's money news.
life What is a recession? If a recession is on the cards, here’s what you need to know to navigate the current climate and stay on track with your money.
money The magic number: Americans say they need $1.06 million to retire Americans put the “magic number” for retirement at over $1 million, according to new Empower research. Over half (52%) wish they had saved up more money in their retirement accounts when they were younger.
money The millionaire code More people seem to be cracking the code to reach the ultra-high net worth threshold of at least $30 million, with double-digit growth in the U.S. in 2023.
money In financial planning, AI has entered the room. Where does it fit in? AI is used to help people build an investment portfolio, automate customer service, detect fraud, and beyond. Here's how the advice of financial professionals outshines the capabilities of AI.
play Spooky spending set to reach $11.6B this year 47% of Americans are shopping for Halloween before October this year, after retailers lean into ‘Summerween’.
money Capital markets perspective: Lone wolf Markets are now comfortable pricing in as much as 0.75% or 1.00% of rate cuts from now to Christmas, more aggressive than the most recent dot-plot by the Fed.
life The Ticket 24% of Americans say the winner of the 2024 Presidential election helps determine “whether I’m rich or not.” New research from Empower explores the links between personal finances and politics.
money 🎨 Life in color Life is like a box of Crayolas, and for 121 years, the company goes “Fluorescent Green” during back-to-school season. Here's this week's money news.
money Main character energy: The business of celebrity brands What comes first, the fame or the fortune? Many celebrities have rolled their fame into thriving businesses.
money Capital markets perspective: Super-sized Last week, markets took the Fed’s super-sized cut mostly in stride, leaving stocks modestly higher (and, unsurprisingly, short-term rates sharply lower).
money What is the average net worth by state? Tracking your net worth is a common way to gauge your financial health. Here's a look at the average net worth by state.
