Job creation continued to slow in November, as COVID-19 surged throughout the nation. Evidently, stock investors didn’t hear the alarm, as equities went up.
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As we enter the high season for charitable giving, there are some notable changes, as well as warnings, about philanthropy amid COVID-19.
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In most years, writing a year-end post is a snap, but 2020 is not most years. Here are a bunch of year-end money moves to consider, some are COVID-related, while others are tried and true.
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Investors cheered the likely outcome of a Biden presidency, a Republican-controlled Senate and a Democratic controller House, believing that gridlock would amount to a win for corporate America.
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As the emotional hangover from the election recedes, let’s concentrate on something you can control: open enrollment season for health coverage!
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The first week of November will be presented by the letter “V”… V is for VOTE, VIRUS and VOLATILITY, the themes that will dominate financial markets in the days, and potentially weeks, ahead.
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This week, the government will release its first estimate of economic growth (GDP) for the third quarter and it’s going to be a welcome relief from the first half of the year.
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The upcoming election has drawn a clear distinction between how the two candidates view the economy, the functional role of government, as well as the old school, meat and potatoes issues of taxes, trade and regulation.
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Although it’s not even Halloween, the virtual holiday season begins this week. Amid controversy surrounding its dominance, Amazon will kick off the festivities with Prime Day on October 13 and 14.
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