Charlie Wells

November 6, 2024 As Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. presidential election became clear Wednesday, so too did the power of betting websites to predict political outcomes.

In case no one has told you — and somebody will soon — the price of Bitcoin this week exceeded $93,000 for the first time. That’s a jump of some 20% from a week ago, 150% from a year ago and a whopping 22,900% from a decade ago. Should you invest at a time when some forecasters envision it hitting the once-fanciful price of $100,000 in the not-so-distant future?

I have a problem. It’s not even Thanksgiving, but I’ve already blown my Christmas budget.

Somehow, next year is just over a month away. Everyone from your boss to the newly elected president of the US is busy making plans for how things are going to change in 2025. If that makes you anxious, you should be plotting out your new year now, too.

The politics surrounding the electric vehicle company have shifted since the world’s richest man threw his support behind Donald Trump.

My Rent Is Too Expensive: What to Think About Before Downsizing Your House

Experts point to opportunities in residential housing, short-term rentals, commercial property and more.

The forgotten generation is preparing to leave the workforce, but the economic squeeze some are experiencing illuminates key financial issues in the US.

Finance veterans who left traditional jobs to work with digital assets have enjoyed the 2024 rally.

It sounds so saintly. After Yuletide boozing, give up alcohol for just 31 days and see the benefits pour in. Television ads, social media posts, even promotional texts from food and drink brands now push the perks of so-called Dry January. You’ll save money, they say. You’ll drink less the rest of the year. You’ll just love their brand new non-alcoholic mocktails (which are, somehow, close in price to standard cocktails). Most important: Your health will improve.