‘I’m leaving money on the table’: I’m 64 and my husband is 70. Should I take spousal benefits or wait for my own?

Shares of Garmin (GRMN +16.23%) gained on Wednesday after the navigational device maker boosted its full-year sales and profit forecast. Image source: Getty Images. Earnings grew much faster than expected Garmin’s revenue rose 11% year over year to $2 billion in its fiscal second quarter, which ended on June 27. This growth was fueled by…

Solving for acute client challenges Maiorino stresses that his new combined role builds on an existing foundation of collaboration between himself and his predecessor in the RBC Wealth Management Financial Services role, John Hamilton. Because family office services often focus on tax and estate planning, collaboration with the insurance side of the business has been…

Toddler girl looking at and holding a small stack of banknotes while with her other hand holding a credit card. Images By Tang Ming Tung | Moment | Getty Images South Korean parents are ramping up efforts to give their children a head start in building long-term wealth by opening investment accounts even before they…

As Nvidia partners with Wall Street firms to mobilize more than $500 billion of third-party capital for AI infrastructure, the increasingly complex financing underpinning the boom is coming under closer scrutiny. Hyperscalers and their financial backers are turning to bond markets, joint ventures, leases and other structures to fund an unprecedented infrastructure buildout. At the…

A new study from alts platform iCapital found that advisor usage of alternative investments continues to gain momentum, despite some of the challenges that faced private credit. However, asset allocation preferences have shifted as well as what advisors are prioritizing when it comes to alts technology. Overall, the study found that 89% of surveyed advisors…

At the end of their careers, many Americans struggle with the idea of spending their hard-earned savings, according to data from the Allianz Life Insurance Co. of North America’s 2026 Annual Retirement Study, released this week. Of working respondents, 71% reported they expected to feel reluctant spending money in retirement because they will want to…