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15 Stocks Are Booming by 100% or More Thanks to AI — Should You Invest, or Is It Too Late? (opens the original)
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The recent artificial intelligence (AI) boom has made some unlikely stock market winners in 2026. A recent analysis published by Yahoo Finance found 15 S&P 500 stocks that have gained at least 100% this year through August – and it's more than just the same old household names from Big Tech that are benefitting from the billions being spent on AI. For investors who missed the initial run of these companies (some of which have experienced gains of nearly 600%), this news begs the question: Should
6 in 10 Say Prices Will Decide Their Vote — Which Expenses Are Impacting Americans the Most? (opens the original)
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As Americans prepare to vote in the 2026 midterm elections, one issue has emerged as the clear common denominator across the country: Affordability. While candidates are debating everything from healthcare to immigration, polling suggests the voters themselves are focused on the much more immediate question of whether or not they can afford their everyday lives. Per the Associated Press, about 6 out of 10 registered voters identified the economy (or high prices) as the most important factor infl
Millennials Making $95K Feel Broke — Here's the Breakdown of Where It Goes (opens the original)
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For decades, earning close to six figures was considered a significant benchmark for financial success. If you made, say, $95,000 a year, you were supposed to have enough to cover the bills, save for the future and still have enough money left over to enjoy life. For many millennials, though, that's no longer the case. Even with a salary that would have seemed impressive a generation ago, many still feel like they're living paycheck to paycheck. Experts say the culprit isn't just overspending, b
ChatGPT Is Becoming Your Financial Adviser — But Should It? (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence (AI) has become increasingly commonplace in our day-to-day lives, especially to help accelerate research and automate administrative tasks. It's also being used to help people with their money. Whether it's asking ChatGPT to explain retirement accounts, summarize investing terms or compare financial strategies, AI can make complex money topics easier to understand in seconds. However, while AI tools are becoming more common, they're not infallible. That raises a major que
The 401(k) Move That Could Double Your Savings in 10 Years (opens the original)
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For most workers, growing a larger 401(k) account isn't about finding the one perfect investment. It's about putting more money into the account in the first place. That's why one of the simplest moves you can make is also one of the most powerful: Simply increase your 401(k) contribution every single time your income goes up. Increasing your 401(k) contribution rate – especially as your income grows – is one of the simplest ways to put your retirement savings on a faster path. Sound obvious? Su
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