Month: October 2019

Tax return forms and wage statements with a note saying Taxes Due. Getty You have probably seen the recent headlines saying that US income inequality has reached a 50-year high. They are based on the Census Bureau’s latest report on Income and Poverty in the United States, published last month. The Census Bureau’s data, however,
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Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) speaks during a Town Hall at Keene State College on September 25, 2019 in Keene, New Hampshire. Scott Eisen | Getty Images Presidential candidate Sen. Elizabeth Warren introduced on Wednesday an environmental justice plan to defend low-income and minority communities against pollution, contamination and extreme weather events that
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Stephen Moore Andrew Harrer | Bloomberg | Getty Images President Donald Trump is an “exaggerator” who knew his policies wouldn’t generate the 5% growth he had promised while campaigning, according to Stephen Moore, who served as a campaign advisor for Trump and was a prospective Fed nominee. In an interview with The Intercept columnist Mehdi
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Earlier this year, Rockets of Awesome landed a $12.5 million investment from Foot Locker to help it grow. Source: Rockets of Awesome Rachel Blumenthal is no stranger to starting a business. When the 39-year-old launched Rockets of Awesome, an online kids clothing subscription service and e-commerce site, back in 2016, she was already a seasoned
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St. Bart’s is one of the top destinations for affluent second home buyers null Getty According to the latest research from Luxury Portfolio International, the luxury marketing division for Leading Real Estate Companies of the World® affluent under-forty buyers are fueling the luxury second home resort market creating a bright spot for sellers.  The recently
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Social Security may be one of your largest assets. What and when you collect will make a huge difference to your lifetime benefits. Today’s column addresses when spousal benefits can be available, remarriage and continued benefits, filing a restricted application for spousal benefits only, filing and suspending and whether a particular public pension will reduce
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Source: Robinhood Robinhood is giving banking another shot. Ten months after the failed launch of a checking and savings account, the free stock-trading start-up announced a cash management account with a 2.05% interest rate. The APY is more than twenty times higher than the national average for savings accounts, according to Bankrate.com. In December, Robinhood
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Getty Images Investors, business owners and consumers should be heeding the message that the inverted yield curve is sending, according to the researcher who pioneered the economic forecasting model. Duke University professor Campbell Harvey said people shouldn’t wait for the economic downturn he anticipates before taking preventive measures. “This is the time where you need
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