FA Center: Why would a financial planner team up with a nutrition coach? To attract Millennials, of course.

Many financial advisers are pursuing a once-overlooked market segment: early-career professionals who welcome expert advice on budgeting, financial planning and basic investment management, even if they haven’t amassed much wealth. To attract these up-and-comers, many of them in their late 20s and early 30s, advisers are expanding their services. Just promising to help young folks […]

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The Moneyist: Do I need to tell prospective buyers that my husband died in the living room of our home? Exactly what must be disclosed before selling a house?

Dear Quentin, I’m considering selling my home. My question is this: Do l need to advise prospective buyers that my husband passed away in the living room? What am I obliged to tell people who are interested in buying my house? Widow and Homeowner Dear Widow, The short answer to your short question is: It […]

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Personal Finance Daily: Renters in these cities are spending more than 30% of their income on housing and food insecurity in America reaches the highest level in four years

Hi, MarketWatchers. Don’t miss these top stories. This Silicon Valley Bank customer hated being forced to move banks, especially during a crisis. He’s not alone — most people stick with their bank for decades. Recent bank collapses have U.S. consumers worried about where they bank. Read More ‘I would feel guilty charging her $ 600’: […]

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Outside the Box: The U.S. is dangerously dependent on China trade, weakening America in any conflict over Taiwan

Beijing’s increasingly aggressive rhetoric toward the United States is concerning. For the first time, Chinese president Xi Jinping has directly criticized Washington. He’s now encouraging Chinese companies to join the “fight” against U.S. policies that have “contained and suppressed” the People’s Republic. Clearly, relations between the two countries have deteriorated. If Beijing is laying the groundwork for […]

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Financial Face-Off: Regional banks vs. national banks — should you move your money?

Hello and welcome to Financial Face-off, a MarketWatch column where we help you weigh financial decisions. Our columnist will give her verdict. Tell us whether you think she’s right in the comments. And please share your suggestions for future Financial Face-off columns by emailing our columnist at lalbrecht@marketwatch.com.  The face-off Consumers have been shaken up […]

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The Moneyist: ‘It feels like a lose-lose’: I have a $10 million net worth. My father-in-law has dementia. Am I responsible for my in-laws if they run out of money? 

Dear Quentin, I’m happily married to my wife of 20 years. I am by no means a financial expert, but I do know more than the average investor. I do, however, worry about my in-laws. Unfortunately, my father-in-law has serious dementia and will probably need care soon. I’ve asked my mother-in-law to let me review their […]

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Movers & Shakers: Bank ETFs stabilize but are still down on the week, Activision Blizzard’s stock surges, and other stocks on the move

Here are some of the more prominent stock movers Friday, with the broader stock market pulling back over signals of more bank distress from Europe. Sector watch, banks: While the beleaguered bank sector saw some stabilization in the past week, as regulators attempted to assure investors that risk of contagion was minimal, the overall tone […]

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: Deutsche Bank shares slump in latest sign of bank worries

Deutsche Bank shares slumped on Friday, putting the health of another globally systemic important bank in the spotlight heading into the weekend. The German lender’s shares DBK, -13.24% fell 8% in Frankfurt trade, and the Euro Stoxx bank index SX7E, -6.28% fell 4%. Deutsche Bank’s 5-year credit-default swaps widened on Thursday, in what Reuters reported […]

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