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Analyst Predicts Tesla Inc (TSLA) Stock Will Fall Under $200 in 2018 05/17/2018 08:00pm • Wall Street analysts continue to butt heads with Tesla Inc (Nasdaq: TSLA), and Goldman Sachs was the latest to take a turn. Even after TSLA stock has plummeted 15 percent in the past three months, Goldman says it sees 30 percent more downside ahead and predicts Tesla may need to raise as much as $1 6 Low Risk Investments to Build Retirement Income 05/17/2018 08:00pm • As you approach retirement, your investment objective will slowly shift from investment growth to generating retirement income and preserving the money you have saved. Retirees generally aim to allocate more of their assets to lower risk investments that generate cash flow and are less likely to de Joint Cardholder vs. Authorized User: What's the Difference? 05/17/2018 08:00pm • If you want to share a credit card with someone, you have two options: become joint cardholders or add the person as an authorized user to an existing credit card. Which one you choose will depend a lot on your relationship with that person -- including how much trust you have. Read on to find out 3 Smart Money Moves to Make if You're Not Attending College 05/17/2018 08:00pm • Are your friends preparing to go off to college while you go straight into the workforce? You're not alone. According to an April 2018 report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, 66.7 percent of high school grads ages 16 to 24 were enrolled in colleges or universities. Many high school graduates do Valerie Ervin running for Md. governor after death of running mate, Kevin Kamenetz Valerie Ervin running for Md. governor after death of running mate, Kevin Kamenetz 05/17/2018 02:23pm • WASHINGTON — Valerie Ervin announced Thursday she is running for Maryland governor after the death last week of her running mate, former Baltimore County executive Kevin Kamenetz. Ervin had until 5 p.m. Thursday to file her candidacy with the state elections office. Kamenetz died of a heart att 7 Steps to Pay off Debt in Retirement 05/16/2018 08:00pm • If you've entered retirement with a mortgage, credit card balance or car loan, it may seem tough to tackle the debt on a fixed income. The advantage you have is time: You can use free hours to improve your financial situation. Work up a plan and follow it to wipe out debt. Here are some steps you c 5 Reasons to Consolidate Your Investing Accounts 05/15/2018 08:00pm • Baby boomers average approximately 12 jobs in their lifetimes, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor statistics. Tack on several bank and brokerage accounts to 401(k) money left behind at one or more of those dozen employers and older adults can easily rack up far more investment accounts than neces Dulles Toll Road rates likely to rise for the first time in 4 years Dulles Toll Road rates likely to rise for the first time in 4 years 05/15/2018 04:42am • WASHINGTON — Dulles Toll Road rates will likely rise next year for the first time since 2014. Previous rough estimates from the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority called for rates to increase to $1.50 at each ramp and $3.25 at the mainline toll plaza starting around 2019. Currently, it 3 Reasons Why You're Broke 05/14/2018 08:00pm • If you're always running out of cash before your next paycheck, you may be in a recurring cycle of mismanaging your finances. Of course, some low-paying professions can contribute to your financial woes. But maybe you're carrying too much debt. Or perhaps you're not budgeting well or you don't know How to Spot Strong Small-Cap Investments 05/14/2018 08:00pm • Small-cap stocks generally outperform when interest rates are low, which isn't exactly reassuring in a year when the Federal Reserve is expected to raise rates a few times. Fortunately, where small caps are concerned, interest rates aren't the only thing to consider. The small-cap market is general DC households have high credit card debt, but emergency funds are within reach DC households have high credit card debt, but emergency funds are within reach 05/14/2018 10:05am • WASHINGTON — A recent report from LendingTree notes Americans are on pace to amass a record $4 trillion in consumer debt this year, and that doesn't count mortgages. And credit card debt alone in Washington is among the highest in the nation. Bankrate.com ranks the Washington metro as the 4 Ways to Manage Money Better as a Couple 05/13/2018 08:00pm • For many couples, managing money harmoniously is tricky. Whether you just moved in together, got engaged or married, money is a leading cause of disagreement for couples. Communication is known to be the cornerstone of a successful relationship. But when it comes to money, many partners don't broac Pay Off Your House Quickly With These 7 Strategies 05/10/2018 08:00pm • If you have a 30-year mortgage, it may feel as though you'll always be in debt. However, there are effective ways to slash the time it takes to pay off a house. Even better, many of these methods don't require spending a lot of extra money. Still, paying off a mortgage must be balanced with other fi How Some Communities Are Freeing Doctors From Medical School Debt 05/10/2018 08:00pm • Becoming a doctor can be an expensive proposition when you factor in the cost of a four-year undergraduate degree and medical school. U.S. News data shows that for the 2017-2018 academic year, average tuition and fees for undergraduate students enrolled in public, in-state institutions was $9,528. Don't Let a 'Wealth Shock' Destroy Your Health 05/09/2018 08:00pm • Financial experts like to draw parallels between financial health and physical health. A well-planned budget is like a well-balanced diet, they say. Impulsive spending is like binge eating. Meeting with your financial advisor is like getting a regular physical. Sometimes, however, the relationship
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