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Why You Shouldn’t Let Political Dread Dictate Your PortfolioWhile it's tempting to let election anxiety drive investing decisions, history shows that you're usually better off tuning out the noise and staying invested.
By Gina Martin Adams, CFA®, CMT
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How to Use AI to Build a Better Budget and Save MoreAI tools can take the hard work out of tracking your expenses and spending habits, making it easier to budget, save and make smarter financial decisions.
By David Grant A.
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Financial Education Is Having a Moment. Let's Make It CountSchools are helping kids get the financial education they need to make sound decisions and build wealth as adults, but families must keep the momentum going.
By Melanie Mortimer
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Stocks Slip on Nvidia's CEO Crisis: Stock Market TodayThe Nasdaq tumbled sharply at Thursday's open on news that Jensen Huang resigned as Nvidia CEO, but quickly stabilized.
By Karee Venema
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Jensen Huang Is Out at Nvidia. Where Does NVDA Stock Go From Here?Losing its visionary co-founder will cost Nvidia its lofty valuation multiple, but strong fundamentals keep the chip giant — and the AI trade — intact.
By Dan Burrows
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Is Your Diversified Portfolio Just an Illusion?Your portfolio of stocks, bonds and savings vehicles may not be truly diversified, but this wealth adviser's take on spreading your investments can help.
By Ryan E. Loynd, AIF®
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This Volatile State Street ETF Requires Patience From InvestorsThe State Street SPDR S&P Kensho New Economies Composite ETF has lagged the S&P 500, but this tech-focused fund is built for long-term disruptive growth.
By Nellie S. Huang
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A Playbook for Tech Investors After Jensen Huang Resigns as Nvidia CEOJensen Huang's resignation as CEO shakes Nvidia, but tech investors should know this is a stock-specific event rather than the end of the AI boom.
By Luke Lango
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How to Protect an Aging Parent’s Finances Without ConflictDignity, identity and vulnerability may sound like the soft side of planning for an aging parent, but this essential framework can help families avoid conflict.
By Mark R. Parthemer, JD, AEP, ACTEC Fellow