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US, India release framework for an interim trade deal
If the Treasury yield curve continues to steepen this year, it would make it harder for long-term borrowers to feel the full impact of any 2026 rate cut by the Fed.
AI has tipped the scales in favor of hackers, as modern tools can now crack 51% of common passwords in under a minute. You are no longer just defending against simple brute force or dictionary attacks, making robust security more critical than ever. Use these essential tips and tools to create strong passwords that actually hold up against the latest AI-based threats. Manually Create a Strong Password That Is Easy to Remember If you don’t want to depend on third-party services for your passwords or store your password anywhere, you should manually create a password that is easy to remember…
If you’re like me, sometimes you just need a break from your browser shoving AI in your face. Firefox understands and is giving all of us an opt-out method. Firefox AI Controls now let you remove all AI features easily. Access Firefox AI Controls Firefox first introduced AI Controls as part of the browser’s settings in early 2026. With the release of Firefox 148, everyone has an effective AI off switch in the browser. No complicated settings or relying on third-party extensions or tools. All users should have the controls by the end of February 2026. So, if you don’t…
”I like her as a friend, but I’m underwhelmed as a client.”
There’s an endless debate over whether real estate or stocks are the better asset class. Although I’m a fan of both, I just realized the feel-good wealth effect adds another feather to real estate’s cap. In my post about avoiding the real estate frenzy zone if you want to get the best deal, I highlighted a home that sold 60% over asking, jumping from $2.5 million to $4.05 million. It was an astounding close that genuinely surprised me. I walk and drive by that house all the time and think nothing of it. After checking in with my real estate agent for…
”I have no intention of going back to the lake house, yet he expects me to pay for upkeep and taxes.”
College affordability remains front and center as elite universities expand aid, more families complete the FAFSA earlier than ever, and campuses grapple with the downstream effects of federal funding shifts. At the same time, new research is raising uncomfortable questions about who college financial aid is really benefiting.Here’s a quick look at the most important stories shaping higher education and student finances this week for February 6, 2026.🎓 Headlines at a GlanceFAFSA completions for the Class of 2026 surge well ahead of last year.Yale expands free tuition to families earning up to $200,000.Universities report budget strain after a year of…
“I’ll fund $500,000 of that from the sale of my current house.”
Dollar hovers near two-week high, yen firms ahead of polls