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Apple Card Switches Hands But No Immediate Changes For Users
The Apple Card, known for its intuitive features and other perks for consumers, will now be issued by JPMorgan but nothing will change for users.
AI May Generate Only Half The Profit Needed To Justify The Investment, Goldman Analyst Warns
The S&P 500 hit a new record high yesterday, up 0.62% at 6,944.82. Futures are marginally down this morning, as might be expected.
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Poll: Wealth Advisors Want Future iPhones to Do This
Recent The Wealth Advisor survey tells us readers want their new iphones to do this things
This Man Got $221,000 of Student Loans Discharged in Bankruptcy
Kevin J. Rosenberg, a Navy veteran, borrowed $116,500 of student loans between 1993 and 2004 to earned degrees and a judge discharged the debt.
Vanguard Still Aims To Win The Fee Wars
With $6 trillion moving toward effectively zero-fee products, the rest of the fund industry has a serious problem: prove value or race to the bottom.
How BlackRock Became A Populist Punching Bag
Brandishing flares and singing slogans, the group labeled BlackRock a “pension fund” (which it isn’t) and the conspiracy theories get messy from there