The soaring stock markets last year lifted total financial wealth of all U.S. households above $90 trillion, a 16% increase from the prior year, with high-net-worth households accounting for much of ...

Loans that homeowners use to pay for fixes or renovations are increasingly being packaged into bonds, and the sector is poised to keep growing as interest rates and home prices stay ...

Raising an additional $400 billion from millionaires is approximately enough money to increase the child tax credit for parents to $2,500 from $2,000, according to Andrew Lautz of the Bipartisan ...

Flows into ETFs tracking gold, ultra-short Treasurys and low-volatility stocks have jumped to their highest in two years.

Longer-dated munis are “still very attractive” compared to US Treasuries, Willis added. The 30-year muni-Treasury ratio, a key measure of relative value, stood at about 95% on April 16 compared to the ...

Donald Trump is quickly turning the United States into the greatest tax haven in history. One need only note the Treasury Department’s mandate to withdraw from the transparency regime that shares the ...

In seeking to determine whether a recession is imminent, one might also look to professional forecasts, about 50 of which are aggregated by the Blue Chip Financial Forecasts. Two other sources that ...

Morgan Stanley, whose E*Trade business just posted its highest-volume trading days in years, is ramping up efforts to reach the most-active day traders with a new platform. “Power E*Trade Pro” allows ...

The Tampa, Fla.-based Concurrent, formerly a partnership of independent advisors affiliated with Raymond James, said the teams of 17 advisors from independent firms, wirehouses, and broker-dealers, ...

Labor supply will also be restrained by much higher rates of deportations. Deportations, in turn, will also hurt productivity growth by causing shortages of workers in areas such as construction and ...

Investors would be wise to temper their expectations and embrace broader international diversification for the years ahead.

Insiders including Meta Platforms Inc.’s Mark Zuckerberg, Oracle Corp.’s Safra Catz and JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s Jamie Dimon cashed out shares worth billions of dollars before President Donald Trump’s ...