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We use primary and official sources: index closing levels from the Associated Press, interest rates from the Federal Reserve, inflation and jobs data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, mortgage rates from Freddie Mac, and company results from companies' own earnings releases. Each page links the exact source for every number.

Interactive charts on some pages are provided by TradingView and update during market hours. Figures written in our articles are closing or official values as of the date shown on the page. They are not live, so check a live quote before acting on any number.

The US stock market page is updated every week and after major data releases such as CPI, the jobs report and Federal Reserve decisions. Stock analysis pages are updated after each company's earnings report. Every page shows its last-updated date.

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Eight free calculators: mortgage affordability, auto loan, credit card payoff, compound interest, SIP, zakat, crypto profit and inflation. See them all on the calculators page.

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They use standard financial formulas, such as the fixed-rate amortization formula for loans and mortgages, and we test them against independent reference calculations. Results are estimates: real loan offers depend on your credit, fees, taxes and lender terms.

A common lender guideline is the 28/36 rule: housing costs under 28% of gross monthly income and all debt payments under 36%. On $5,000 a month that means about $1,400 for housing. Enter your own numbers in our mortgage affordability calculator.

Regular trading on the NYSE and Nasdaq runs from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Eastern Time, Monday to Friday, except on market holidays (NYSE). See this week's moves on our market page.

Start with our guide on how to invest in the stock market, then use the compound interest or SIP calculator to see how regular investing can grow over time.

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