As we attempt to put the dumpster fire of the year known as 2020 in the rearview mirror, it’s time for the annual ritual of making, and more importantly, keeping resolutions.
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Nearly nine months after the $2.2 trillion CARES Act became law, the lame duck Congress is poised to pass an additional $900 billion relief bill before adjourning for its winter break.
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The pandemic economy itself has been both gray and yellow, and that will certainly be the case until the spring of 2021.
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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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