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The study from the Employee Benefit Research Institute finds many retirees worried they are spending more than they can afford.

Income has grown an average of 6.2% annually while debts have increased 4%.

Even though interest rates have been falling, people are more reluctant to take on new debt.

Investment bankers help companies raise money through the stock market or by taking advantage of falling interest rates.

The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget says both candidates’ tax and spending promises would widen deficits, Trump’s by a lot more.

Consumer credit overall increased, while revolving debt — that’s mostly on credit cards — was down 1.2%, according to the Federal Reserve.

Trader Jared Dillian says PE firms are having problems exiting their investments, and he worries that the sector poses systemic risk.

A new report suggests that could dampen holiday spirits.

An appeals court has temporarily blocked a Biden plan that would reduce monthly payments for many to just 5% of their income.

The market is especially tuned in to whether we will have a divided government after the elections.