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1. 2:24p

   My wife and I live ‘an average life’ in the Bay Area making $320K. Last year, we bought a house for $200K over asking — now we don’t want to live in it. Should we get professional help?

2. 2:16p

   This price represents the ‘sweet spot’ in what people are willing to pay for a bottle of wine these days

3. 2:07p

   Video of Tyre Nichols beating leaves unanswered questions

4. 1:59p

   Why are my investments in a rut? That’s the way Wall Street wants it.

5. 1:50p

   I am 60 and plan to retire in March. I have $113K in my 401(k) and no other savings, but I will get an early retirement package of 9 months salary. Should I get a pro to help me? 

6. 1:38p

   Want a rebate to upgrade home electric or swap to solar? There’s good news and bad news

7. 1:33p

   ‘Don’t just sit there, do something.’ The stock market is telling you to make some hard decisions with your money now.

8. 1:21p

   ‘It is an employer’s market’: Tech layoffs may have turned the Great Resignation into the Great Recommitment

9. 1:10p

   U.S. asylum online application system is quickly overwhelmed

10. 12:56p

    ‘You think you know someone until you work 100-hour weeks together.’ How to keep the peace in the family business.

11. 12:46p

    People Can’t Stop ‘Spotify Snooping’ on Friends, Exes, and Crushes

12. 12:35p

    ‘We have 3 kids, and have rented a 2-bedroom house in Mississippi for 13 years’: Should we buy a home if the mortgage payments cost 30% of our monthly income?

13. 12:28p

    Want to be a homeowner in 2023? Here’s something you should know.

14. 12:15p

    All the ways Wall Streeters are suffering from slashed bonuses

15. 12:15p

    ‘Timing Couldn’t Be Worse’: Inflation Is Easing, but More People Are Using Credit Cards for Unexpected Expenses Amid Climbing Interest Rates

16. 12:08p

    My job is being eliminated and I will get a severance package. Is that considered income for IRS limits on Roth IRA contributions?

17. 12:06p

    ‘Timing couldn’t be worse’: Inflation is easing, but more people are using credit cards for unexpected expenses — and the next Fed meeting will raise borrowing costs

18. 11:55a

    For the first time in decades, the average renter spends 30% of their income on housing. The White House has unveiled a plan to help.

19. 11:51a

    These diets were associated with lower risk of death, according to a study of 119,000 people over four decades

20. 11:51a

    Millions of working parents, especially women, are unpaid caregivers. So why doesn’t government data account for their labor?

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