Brett Arends is a Financial Reporter at MarketWatch. He specializes in finance, personal finance, financial markets, and investment, while also covering topics related to medicine, healthcare, and general assignment news. Brett's insights have been featured in Financial News, Barron's, RealClearMarkets, Yahoo Finance, MarketWatch, and MSN.
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By: Brett Arends
Ted Cruz argued that “Trump accounts,” are the Trojan horse that the GOP used to sneak Social Security privatization past the public.
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After a year of hunting down Social Security cheats, here’s where we stand.
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The April 2032 inflation-protected U.S. TIPS bond looks like a pretty good deal.
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Brett Arends No matter how bad the finances of the U.S. federal government are these days — and they're pretty bad — we can probably count
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A silver lining to the cloud of high interest rates.
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Blame the inflation panic caused by the war in Iran and the looming budget crisis caused by massive federal deficits. - Getty Images
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Scams are sophisticated and come in many shapes and forms. It’s easy to be fooled.
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Scammers rely on panic and fear. - Getty Images Maybe the most important thing that Christopher Brown, an attorney at the Federal Trade
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The hype surrounding SpaceX and the scale of its ambitions will surely drive short-term demand for shares in the IPO.
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This may be the single most important issue facing U.S. democracy today.
