How did you go on about filing for bankruptcy? I’m in the same boat
A $1,000 emergency fund after wiping $85,000 of high-interest debt is the moment the credit card stops being the backup plan. The top reply is someone asking how to file, which tells you how many people are one job loss from the same decision.
- 🇭🇰 Hang Seng-0.04%
- 🇨🇳 SSE Composite-1.46%
Hong Kong is holding flat at the open while the mainland does the selling: the SSE Composite is down 1.46%. The split points to a China growth problem contained to the mainland.
Netflix Viewing Time Drops an Estimated 26%. A Bored Retiree Trades the Couch for a $40,000 Job That Could Boost His Social Security
A retired 67-year-old trades the couch for a $40,000 job out of sheer boredom, and his decision quietly sets off a chain reaction inside Social Security that most retirees never think to check.
3 Vanguard ETFs Pay Up to 3.71%, and One Is Beating the S&P 500
Three Vanguard ETFs offer yields as high as 3.71%, but their total returns over the past year tell very different stories about which one actually rewarded patient investors and which quietly destroyed wealth despite steady payouts.
Three years ago, $10,000 split between the two biggest names in the attention economy would look very different today: Spotify turned it into $37,750, Netflix into $16,481. That $21,000 gap is the cost of picking the wrong streaming winner.
Weibo marked a second straight 52-week low at $6.32, 0.16% under yesterday's floor and down from above $10.50 a year ago. The whole company is now valued at $1.6 billion.
A fiscal Q1 earnings beat pushed P&G to $165.59, a fresh 52-week high that clears its February 27 peak by 0.5%. The staples giant spent eight months going nowhere before this week.
TD Bank closed at $125.12, a fresh 52-week high that edges past its July 15 peak by 0.26%. Three months of chop ended with the $204 billion lender back at the top of its range.
SoundHound AI just set a fresh 52-week low at $4.50, undercutting the $4.72 floor it made eight days ago. That leaves the voice AI name at a $1.9 billion market cap, roughly a quarter of where it traded a year ago.
A Q3 earnings beat sent Nasdaq to $103.30, 3.33% past its January 16 peak and its first close above $100 in the past year.
Marsh closed at $199.27, a fresh 52-week high and 0.85% above its July 29 peak. The $95 billion broker has climbed back from the $156 level it touched in June, putting $200 within reach.
Mondelez closed at $65.19, a fresh 52-week high and 0.31% past its July 29 peak. The snack maker has climbed back from a $51.37 low in January, putting the $83.2 billion name at the top of its range.

