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Explore current economic conditions and retail trends, including sharply higher prices and the potential for sporadic product delays and shortages.
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Explore current economic conditions and retail trends, including sharply higher prices and the potential for sporadic product delays and shortages.
U.S. business owners who spent money to develop new products or improve existing products or trade processes may qualify for the federal R&D tax credit.
Find out why catalytic converters are targeted by thieves and how comprehensive auto insurance can help provide some financial protection.
Read about rules and other considerations faced by workers who are eligible for both Medicare and employer-based health insurance.
This article outlines various tax-related financial moves to consider before the end of the calendar year.
The pandemic caused some Americans to file for Social Security earlier than planned. See four factors to consider before retiring early.
This article explores demographic trends that are dimming Social Security’s financial outlook and proposals to address the looming shortfall.
Do you know how cash balance retirement plans can help small business owners reduce taxable income and catch up on their savings? Find out.
This article discusses the components that determine your credit score and provides tips for maintaining a high score or raising a low one.
A letter of instruction could be just as important as a will to help loved ones settle an estate. Do you know what information to include?
Read how the FAFSA Simplification Act helps grandparents assist with college costs without impacting their grandchildren’s financial aid.
Have you heard of the No Surprises Act? Taking effect in 2022, it helps protect consumers from large, unexpected medical bills. Learn more.
Explore some key factors between the housing squeeze and recent signs that suggest it may be easing.
Thinking of letting your life insurance policy expire? Learn about survivorship life, which may be more affordable for older consumers.
See how measures economists and Fed policymakers use to monitor inflation fuel the debate over how long 2021’s price increases will last.
This article discusses substantial, temporary improvements to the child tax credit due to The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021.
Discover four common practices that might help you identify and avoid scams.
Some analysts believe foreign stocks may be poised for a comeback. Read about opportunities and risks involved with international stocks.
This article addresses specific risks and tax implications when acquiring company stock inside or outside of a workplace retirement plan.
Do you understand how Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities can help mitigate inflation risk? This article provides an overview.
This article looks at high debt levels among older Americans and why it’s important to analyze and address debt before retirement.
See how an executive order to curb excessive consolidation of industry might affect consumers, small businesses, investors, and the economy.
Read about programs that help both landlords and tenants by providing direct housing assistance for eligible renters.
Many requirements that made it difficult and expensive for small businesses to reorganize using Chapter 11 have been loosened. Learn more.
Find out how inflation and interest-rate fears, regulatory or legislative action, and other factors could influence stock prices in 2021.
Discover how dollar-cost averaging may help alleviate some market concerns by making regular investments regardless of market movements.
This article provides an overview of high-profile ransomware attacks and offers tips to help consumers protect their own data.
Do you know the key factors to consider if offered an option to take a lump sum in lieu of a pension? Read this article to find out.
This article provides an overview of tax provisions and other issues to consider when making significant gifts to children or grandchildren.
The December 2020 stimulus bill lets businesses deduct the full cost of restaurant meals in tax years 2021 and 2022. Get the details.
The Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 included several provisions affecting financial aid and education. Learn more.
This article discusses corporate credit ratings and some differences between investment-grade and speculative-grade bonds.
From IRAs to 401(k)s, qualified retirement plans can be complex. This short quiz tests readers’ knowledge of a few of the finer points.
As a consumer, have you noticed shortages? Here are some of the reasons behind supply-chain problems and how they might impact the economy.
As more states increase the minimum wage, small businesses may start feeling the economic impact. Read this article for some coping tips.
This article offers an overview of spousal benefits, which could make a big difference in funding retirement for a married couple.
Read about the causes of the recent inflationary trend. Does it represent a short-term phase or the start of a longer-term acceleration in prices?
This article discusses socially responsible investments that may enable the pursuit of financial returns and make a positive global impact.
Are you familiar with REITs and why they can help diversify a portfolio? Read this article to learn more.
This article discusses various high-frequency indicators economists use to monitor the pandemic’s impact and the economic recovery’s progress.
This article discusses target-date funds and lifestyle funds, with the more common of the two based on time horizon rather than risk.
If you’ve wondered what stock splits are and what effect they might have on your investment portfolio, this article covers the basics.
Do you understand the Social Security retirement earnings test and how it may affect your current and future Social Security benefits?
This article outlines four elements of financial well-being and offers suggestions to strengthen financial wellness.
This article explains which taxpayers are eligible for the home office deduction and describes the two methods used to calculate it.
IRS cost-of-living adjustments affect retirement plan contribution limits and certain tax considerations. Explore these 2021 adjustments.
Learn the story behind the extreme volatility of “meme” stocks promoted through social media, including the risk for individual investors.
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