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First you need to figure out what kind of investor you are. Read More
The Trump administration calls economic isolation a weapon against Iran and a recipe for prosperity at home. Protectionism is a paradox. Read More
The problem isn't how rich someone is. It's how they got it. Read More
If Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh thinks he has a difficult inflation challenge with Trump breathing down his neck for lower interest... Read More
Whether that will get inflation under control is an open question. Read More
Once upon a time, the idea that the world was growing stupider was mostly confined to the realm of dyspeptic reactionary polemic. But... Read More
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is poised to drive a human knowledge explosion. The latter speaks to the genius of machines that do and think... Read More
Out on the midterms campaign trails, dark economic clouds are forming. Progressives are offering expanded social programs and regulatory... Read More
AI can brighten a room, erase clutter, swap out furniture, even conjure a fireplace that doesn’t exist. The use of the technology has... Read More
Don’t let the media get away with lying about Trump’s economic success. Read More
Fox News Channel is 30 years young today, and America — and the world — will never be the same. Read More
At the recent White House tech summit, Jensen Huang, the chief executive of Nvidia, sat in the chair next to President Trump — his... Read More
Women are most of the workforce yet still lag in pay. Read More
Microsoft is rationing artificial intelligence. Not selling less of it — using less of it, inside its own walls. The Information... Read More
The S&P 500 may have reached a record close this week, but that doesn’t mean all is well in the stock market. In fact, rising... Read More
In the film “Wall Street,” Gordon Gekko called information the most valuable commodity he knew of. Congress took that as a... Read More
This letter was written by our first and continual supporter of Unleash Prosperity, Tom Smith, who is now 98 years young. We think with age... Read More
Here’s one thing you’ll never hear out of the mouth of a shopper: “I sure like going to Costco, but I wish they had higher... Read More
Bourgeois norms such as work ethic, stability, frugality, and ingenuity can actually make you quite rich. Read More
Do common investor sayings about particular months being stronger or weaker for stocks have empirical backing, or is it all market mythology? Read More
Meta's buzzy new AI agent comes with some major privacy risks — not just for users, but anybody on the periphery of its users' lives. Read More
Money isn't everything. Read More
Turmoil in the streets this week in France is the latest sign of hazards that await elected leaders who try to address yawning fiscal... Read More
Workplace plans might cost less for basic coverage but Medicare can give beneficiaries more freedom to choose doctors. Read More
TIPS have many practical uses now that real rates have risen. Read More
One of the most common views expressed in financial markets at present seems to be that bonds (particularly the government variety) are no... Read More
Several forces suggest rates may peak within the next month. Read More
Man Group pushes back on the idea that bonds no longer belong in long term portfolios, studying US Treasury returns across more than a... Read More
The AI boom isn't yet visible in the productivity stats. Read More
Revisions remove part of the startup boom. Read More

You can claim Social Security benefits starting at age 62, and your benefit will be based on your average wages during your 35 highest-earning years. However, 62 is considered an early claim, so your benefit will be reduced because you claimed it early.... Read More
AI vs everything else.... Read More