The Moneyist: ‘Emotions and money do collide’: My girlfriend doesn’t understand how her student loan works and rents a pricey apartment. What if we marry — and divorce? – My Investor Zone

Expect the biggest gains in the Nasdaq and technology stocks, Hayes Martin says.

This year, the higher cost of living collides with the widely-shared urge to soak up the summer.

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