A financial expert's decade-by-decade guide to saving enough to retire comfortably in your 60s

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A pile of dollars.
Simran Kaur, host of the "Friends That Invest" podcast, said in a recent episode that you should have about one to two months of living costs saved in your 20s.

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Lisa Su has built AMD into a $378 billion microchip titan. So why isn't she richer?

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AMD CEO Lisa Su
AMD CEO Lisa Su

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Shonda Rhimes says she still clips coupons. Warren Buffett would approve.

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Warren Buffett and Shonda Rhimes
Warren Buffett (left) and Shonda Rhimes have more in common than you might think.

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Top strategist Paul Dietrich shares 2 picks to ride out an AI crash

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Wedbush's Paul Dietrich is worried about the stock market and economy.
Wedbush's Paul Dietrich is worried about the stock market and economy.

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8 AI stocks are worth $4.3 trillion more this year. That's 15 Coca-Colas or 20 McDonald's.

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Jensen Huang gives a thumbs up in a blue-lit room.
Nvidia is partnering with beleaguered Intel to the tune of $5 billion.

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6 Warren Buffett gurus say his latest deal is a winner —and might not be his last as Berkshire Hathaway CEO

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Warren Buffett
Warren Buffett

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People are chasing AI stocks like 'dogs chase cars' — and a crash looks certain, veteran investor Bill Smead says

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Bill Smead

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A financial educator shares 3 pieces of advice for investors

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Sammie Ellard-King in front of a red wall
Sammie Ellard-King said investing in AI would be like playing at the "roulette table" for him.

Sammie Ellard-King

3 reasons the US can't count on wealthy Americans to keep the economy going strong

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Americans are richer than ever — at least on paper

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People walking through the Financial District near the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City on July 28, 2025.
Americans grew wealthier as stocks and housing gains pushed net worth to record highs, Fed data shows.

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