Helpful insights into the markets with Briefing.com Strategist Patrick O'Hare, The importance of Donations, Lessons to learn from the Stock Market for a more productive 2025

Exploring the latest developments at Amazon, What to remember about Credit Cards, Important wisdom learned from Warren Buffett

Good ideas about better investing, Thinking about long term care, How retirement might look for you

Investing ideas for the end of the year, Looking back at 2024, Scott W Thompson The Mortgage Man discusses homebuying

Stocks rose on Christmas Eve as the market sought to squeeze out back-to-back gains in the holiday week, American Airlines shares fluctuated after the carrier briefly grounded all flights in the U.S. due to a technical issue on one of the busiest travel days of the year, Strategies for 2025

The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S and P 500 declined as the market started a holiday-shortened trading week on a soft note, The New York Stock Exchange closes early Tuesday for Christmas Eve and the market is shut on Christmas Day, Comfortable investing in a Down Year

Investors putting more money into 401k's, Looking at the Weight Loss Drug Industry, Good Retirement Planning

Markets rebound from Wednesday’s rout with 10 straight days in the red for the Dow which is its longest losing streak since 1974, Wednesday Stocks everywhere tanked and bond yields jumped after the Fed signaled fewer rate cuts than expected next year, 48 percent of workplaces have holiday parties with Millenials and Gen Z wanting to moderate or skip the alcohol

Briefing.com Strategist Patrick O'Hare Talks About the Markets, The Dow’s worst funk in 46 years was mostly caused by a rotation out of old economy shares and into technology stocks, Investing in the Cereal Aisle

Stocks fell on as investors await the start of a highly anticipated Federal Reserve policy meeting expected to usher in an interest-rate cut, The Dow Jones Industrial Average has had eighth straight day of losses, 10 year Treasury climbed amid rising bets on the Fed turning cautious for next year