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Why pessimism on Social Security could come back to bite millennials

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Why pessimism on Social Security could come back to bite millennials

Why does the word "old" come to mind for so many of us when the topic of Social Security comes up?  

Investors continue four-week retreat from U.S. stock market

Investors continued a four-week long retreat from the U.S. stock market last week by unloading a net of nearly $9.6 billion in assets from domestic mutual and exchange-traded funds, according to data released Wednesday by the Investment Company Institute.

'Toxic cocktail' brewing for U.S. asset managers: hedge fund investor Kass

Hedge fund investor Doug Kass said on Tuesday that he is shorting several investment managers, including T. Rowe Price Group Inc and Franklin Resources Inc, as they could be "the next group to feel disruption" and may be headed for large share price falls.

Fingerprints and finances: next Wells Fargo CEO will be under regulatory microscope

From submitting their fingerprints to giving up their tax records, Wells Fargo & Co's next chief executive will go through a vetting process that could rival that of top U.S. government officials.

Exclusive: Elliott Management opposes airline Azul on Avianca Brasil bankruptcy plan

U.S. hedge fund Elliott Management is opposing a new plan by Brazilian airline Azul SA to purchase some of the routes operated by financially troubled rival Avianca Brasil for $145 million, according to a legal document seen by Reuters.

Your money: Cosigning a student loan? Be prepared to pay

(This May 16 story corrects 10th paragraph to clarify that 96% of cosigns are for undergraduate loans.)

Philly refiner defers retirement fund payments to employees: letter

Philadelphia Energy Solutions will defer retirement payments to union members until next year, the company said in a letter to the union last week, the latest sign the refiner is struggling to find its financial footing after emerging from bankruptcy less than a year ago.

Investors shun equities, pile into bonds in past week: BAML

Investors are neither extremely bullish nor bearish, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch's gauge of market sentiment, as they weigh the impact of trade tensions between the United States and China.

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