24/7 Wall Street

24/7 Wall St., LLC is a corporation based in Delaware that operates a financial news and opinion platform online. Its articles are shared by some of the biggest news websites and portals, such as MSN Money, Yahoo! Finance, MarketWatch, Time.com, USAToday, and The Huffington Post. The company produces more than 30 articles each day and attracts a readership from North America, Asia, the Middle East, and Africa.

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I Owe $30,000 to Social Security After Going Back to Work - Is My Life Over?

22 hours ago | 247wallst.com | Joey Frenette

Personal Finance It’s shocking and horrifying to get a surprise tax bill from the IRS, especially if it’s in the five figures. In this piece, we’ll look at the case of a Reddit user who was receiving Social Security benefits but went back to work, complicating things and resulting in a big, fat IRS debt.
Why Settle for 4%? These Monthly Payers Yield Double That

1 day ago | 247wallst.com | Joey Frenette

Investing The “4% rule” can keep many income investors safe, especially with all the double-digit percentage yielding dividend traps out there that lure yield-hungry investors into a one-two punch of pain (dividend cuts and capital depreciation).
Wall Street Expert Calls For Another 50% Gain For Apple Stock

1 day ago | 247wallst.com | Joey Frenette

Investing Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) stock has been one of the biggest laggards in the Magnificent Seven in recent years. The company is playing it slow and steady with Apple Intelligence, and as it opens up its wallet to move a portion of iPhone manufacturing to India, there isn’t much to get excited about.
Passive Income Every Month: The Top Dividend Stocks to Beat Inflation in 2025

1 day ago | 247wallst.com | David Moadel

Investing Realty Income Corp. and Main Street Capital will deliver cash dividends to your investment account every month. Some other stocks don’t pay dividends every month, but their reliable yields will outpace inflation this year. Are you ahead, or behind on retirement?
3 Popular Stocks Billionaires Bought Up in the First Quarter

1 day ago | 247wallst.com | Joey Frenette

Investing It can pay substantial dividends to follow the smart money billionaires in certain stocks. And while some hedge funds may get things wrong, I do think that investors should be on high alert if there are several big names plowing considerable sums into a handful of names.
3 Schwab ETFs to Load Up on Before the Next Market Rally

1 day ago | 247wallst.com | Marc Guberti

Investing Charles Schwab offers several ETFs that give investors exposure to a basket of stocks with very little effort. Some of these ETFs go on to outperform the market, and they look especially good heading into a market rally.
2 Fidelity ETFs to Buy in July to Generate Big Passive Income In Retirement

1 day ago | 247wallst.com | Marc Guberti

Investing When you’re young, it makes sense to buy riskier growth stocks that have high potential upside. However, investors tend to minimize their risk as they get older and look for safer investments that generate passive income. There are two Fidelity ETFs that check both boxes. They are less volatile than the stock market and offer high yields.
4 ETFs That Could Soar as the Fed Cuts Rates This Year

1 day ago | 247wallst.com | Marc Guberti

Investing The Federal Reserve has been slow to make any rate cuts this year but forecasted two rate cuts by the end of the year. The projected rate cuts will bring interest rates down by 0.5%. Each rate cut reduces the cost of borrowing money, which makes it easier for corporations to access capital and expand operations.
How Likely Are Social Security Cuts? Here's What We Know Now

1 day ago | 247wallst.com | Christy Bieber

Investing The most recent Social Security Trustees’ report has bad news about benefit cuts. The trust fund is expected to run out in 2034, a year earlier than anticipated last year. An automatic benefit cut could happen in less than a decade if lawmakers don’t make some changes soon. Are you ahead, or behind on retirement?
The Fed’s Decision Is In. Here's What what Social Security Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) Looks Like

1 day ago | 247wallst.com | Christy Bieber

Investing The Federal Reserve met in mid-June to determine whether to cut interest rates. Fed officials held rates steady and expressed concerns that tariffs would lead to more inflation. Retirees could see their Social Security COLA adjustment increase due to rising inflation. Are you ahead, or behind on retirement?