The pandemic-era trend known as the “Great Resignation” is stillred-hot, as workers enjoy the perks of record-high demand for theirlabor. However, economic headwinds mean those benefits may not last muchlonger, according to economists. A record 4.5 million workers quit their jobs in March, edging justabove… Read More »The Great Resignation is still red hot — but may not last
Jerome Powell doesn’t like to bless banks and financial markets, buthe could shift the needle this week on how high investors expect theFederal Reserve to raise interest rates to cool overheated prices. The Fed chair and his colleagues want to lift rates expeditiously to aneutral… Read More »Powell’s Fed Set to Go Big and Keep Going Until Inflation Tamed
Many of the concerns small business owners have now are about how theycan stay afloat after the COVID-19 pandemic. Here, Bryce Sandersexplains how changes to the market might affect these clients and whatyou can do to help them navigate the recovery afterward. “This time it’s… Read More »How Running a Small Business Might Change in 2022
Now that this year’s tax filing season is over, it’s time to startthinking about next year’s return. After all, the more tax planningyou do, the more money you may be able to save. But proper taxplanning requires an awareness of what’s new and changed from… Read More »Tax Changes and Key Amounts for the 2022 Tax Year
In mid-April, months into an increasingly frustrating house hunt,Harsh Grewal and his wife settled on a place in a San Francisco suburband were prepping a bid, above the listed price so they’d have achance of besting other offers in one of the nation’s hottest housingmarkets.… Read More »The Fed wants to cool the U.S. housing market. Here’s what that feels like
People are worn out. They are trying to make it through the stress ofthe pandemic, a continually volatile market, and record inflation.And, for many who are years from retirement, they have decades of workahead of them. These younger Americans are in the middle of their… Read More »How People with Pandemic-Induced Financial Fatigue Can Get Back on Track
Cryptocurrency is prevalent topic news these days, falling in and outof favor depending on whom you ask. Institutions are decrying it inone instance and then taking large amounts of it onto their books inanother. Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanly, JP Morgan, and bank of America-to name… Read More »Crypto Cares: The Rise of Virtual Currencies and You
Many filers discover after having mailed in their Form 1040 that theymade a mistake, such as missed deductions or understated income. Notto worry, says tax guru Julian Block. Here, he explains what a filermust do to amend 1040 depending on their error and how to… Read More »How to Fix Errors on Form 1040
A year ago, startup founders often found themselves fought over byventure investors eager to grab a piece of any promising young companywith fast growth potential. Investors competed in an increasinglyheated environment in which they were often under pressure to closeoutsized deals in a matter of… Read More »‘Cash Is King’ As VC Spigot Slows
Consumer prices rose more than 6 percent annually in March, showingconsumer spending taking a bigger bite out of household incomes,according to data released Friday. The personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index — the FederalReserve’s preferred gauge of inflation — rose 6.6 percent over the 12months… Read More »Fed’s inflation gauge rose 6.6 percent annually in March