A dog’s (longer) life: How to cover health costs for aging pets

By Chris Taylor NEW YORK (Reuters) – Jean Elliott has adopted a number of senior dogs over the years, the most recent being Auggie, a 12-year-old Pekingese relinquished at a shelter. When tests revealed Auggie’s cancer, Elliott found herself facing a $5,000 bill she could not cover. The charity Lizzy’s Fund stepped in to help,…

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U.S. Consumer Finance Watchdog Opens Inquiry Into Data Brokers

U.S. Consumer Finance Watchdog Opens Inquiry Into Data Brokers

By Hannah Lang (Reuters) – The U.S. consumer finance watchdog launched an inquiry on Wednesday to examine companies that track and collect personal data, requesting public feedback about the business models and practices data brokers use. The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s request for information marks the latest move from the regulator to explore how…

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JPMorgan Cranks Up Equities "underweight" After Market Rout

JPMorgan Cranks Up Equities “underweight” After Market Rout

LONDON (Reuters) – JPMorgan’s strategists ratcheted up the investment bank’s “underweight” recommendation on equities on Wednesday and urged switching into cash following the market rout caused by Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse. In a note titled “There are many carry trades, and they can’t all be bailed out”, JPMorgan analysts said: “We maintain a defensive tilt…

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