According to the experts, the COVID recession lasted just two months, from February 2020 to April 2020, which makes it the shortest U.S. recession on record.
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In March, I wrote about how investors should prepare for inflation and then two months later, I wondered whether high prices would persist. So far, the answer to that question is a resounding, “at least for a while!”
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Like the intermission of a show, you don’t want to overdo it, or else you might miss the second act. Use these six tips to strike a balance between deserving some fun and being responsible.
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Mid-year is a perfect time to catch our collective breaths and take stock of where the economy is, and could be heading. Welcome to Intermission 2021!
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FINE stands for “Financial Independence, New Endeavor” and I think it could be the next iteration of how we adapt to the disruption that we have just experienced.
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While debt run amok can be dangerous, using credit to your advantage is a smart way to manage your personal life.
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While the labor market is improving, the facts beg the question: With millions out of work, is there a labor shortage?
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One of the best investor developments of the past decade is how technology has made the process of putting money to work so much easier. That’s the good news. The bad news is that we have essentially given the keys to our cars to a lot of people who haven’t been behind the wheel.
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Two months ago, I wrote about the potential for prices to rise. Those fears came to fruition in April, as the Consumer Price Index, which measures what people pay for all goods and services, jumped by 4.2 percent from a year ago.
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