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The article clarifies common misconceptions about spousal Social Security benefits, including the one-year marriage requirement.
CNBC Top Newscentral bankspolicy decision
The Trump administration is reportedly pressuring the Federal Reserve to avoid a rate hike ahead of its upcoming meeting. The article highlights political tension surrounding monetary policy decisions.
Nasdaq Marketsmarketsinvestment opinion
The author increased a Chevron position despite recent White House criticism of Chevron and ExxonMobil. The article presents an investment opinion tied to energy equities.
CoinDeskmarketsinvestment opinion
Crypto experts argue that a buy-and-hold bitcoin strategy has generally outperformed attempts to time the market. The article presents this as a widely held view among cryptocurrency specialists.
Nasdaq Marketscompaniesinvestment opinion
Broadcom's AI revenue is projected to double next year and double again the following year. The article suggests the recent stock dip may present a buying opportunity.
Nasdaq Marketsmarketsinvestment opinion
Schwab bond ETFs have seen billions of dollars in inflows. The article suggests bond ETFs can be a safer alternative to stocks during market volatility.
Nasdaq Marketscompaniesinvestment opinion
Ares Capital added four more non-accrual loans during the second quarter. Its share price decline has pushed the yield near 10%.
Nasdaq Marketsmarketsinvestment opinion
The article warns that a down market could reduce retirement savings. It suggests planning around market downturns to mitigate the impact.
Nasdaq Marketscompaniesinvestment opinion
AI company Anthropic is reportedly slated to go public later this year. The article highlights two stocks that already own a stake in the company.
Nasdaq Marketscompaniescorporate event
Greg Abel spent $4.5 billion buying one stock last quarter and at least $3.3 billion more this quarter. The purchases broke two long streaks started by Warren Buffett.