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Can you work and collect Social Security benefits at the same time? The short answer is yes, but it depends on your personal situation. In some cases, workers who receive retirement benefits, or other types of Social Security benefits, can see some or all of their monthly benefits temporarily go away.That's where the Social Security earnings test comes in. In a nutshell, depending on your age and how much earned income you have, some or all of your Social Security benefits can be withheld.Does the earnings test apply to you? And if it does, what can you expect to happen to your Social Security benefits? Here's a quick rundown of what all working seniors need to know.Continue reading

Amid this year's chaotic macroeconomic environment, many businesses face uncertain sales outlooks. Yet one sector that's showing resilience is artificial intelligence (AI). Two examples of this are CoreWeave (NASDAQ: CRWV) and C3.ai (NYSE: AI).Insatiable customer demand for AI has driven strong year-over-year sales growth at both companies. This is despite the ongoing saga of President Donald Trump's tariffs and trade wars.Both might appeal to some investors, but if you had to choose just one to add to your portfolio now, would CoreWeave or C3.ai be the better AI stock to buy?Continue reading

If you're a dividend investor and have $1,000 to invest, it can be pretty depressing right now. The reason is that the S&P 500 index has an itty-bitty yield of 1.2% today. This suggests that the market is expensive and, in turn, it could be hard to find attractive dividend stocks. Don't give up -- there are smart high-yield stocks out there. Here are two attractive options.Brookfield Asset Management (NYSE: BAM) has an attractive 3.2% dividend yield. But a yield that's well over twice the size of the market's yield isn't actually the big attraction here. The reason to buy this Canadian asset manager is its dividend growth. The dividend was just increased 15%, and the company believes that it can keep that pace up through the end of the decade.Image source: Getty Images.Continue reading

Did you know that if you were to spend 50 years of your life investing, you could expect to live through roughly 14 bear markets? That's according to Hartford Funds, which explains that bear markets may be painful while happening but, overall, end up impacting portfolios positively the majority of the time. A bear market is declared when the closing price of a stock index drops by at least 20% from its most recent high, and while no two bear markets are exactly alike, here's what typically unfolds:If you're 40 when a bear market occurs, it may be uncomfortable, but the knowledge that you have another 25 years or so to recoup losses can reduce the pain. However, when you're retired and on a fixed income, a bear market may carry extra weight. Here, I will cover what you should know when the next bear market casts its shadow on your portfolio.Continue reading

Eli Lilly (NYSE: LLY) has been one of the hottest healthcare stocks to own in recent years, thanks in large part to the success of its incredibly successful GLP-1 agonist drugs, which help patients with diabetes and weight loss. In five years, the stock has soared by close to 480%, which would have turned a $20,000 investment into approximately $116,000. The GLP-1 market is still in its early growth stages, and there's plenty of room for more companies to make names for themselves. While Eli Lilly is a safe bet to invest in right now, if you want a position in stocks that may have considerably more upside in the GLP-1 market, there are two names you should take a closer look at today: Viking Therapeutics (NASDAQ: VKTX) and Altimmune (NASDAQ: ALT).Image source: Getty Images.Continue reading

The S&P 500 is at nearly 6,000 and only 3% off of its all-time highs. While many investors are excited about the prospect of the market hitting new highs, some investors might be wondering how high it can go.It's a question that investors have grappled with many times, and yet the market has always climbed higher. The S&P 500 has almost doubled over the past five years and delivered life-altering wealth for confident investors who have remained in the market over time.If this is something you worry about, it's a good idea to prepare for all different types of scenarios. The likelihood is that the market will, in fact, keep climbing, but smart investors generally have a broad, long-term strategy to cover their bases. Here's what to do to be well-armed for any scenario.Continue reading

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