After a tumultuous 2020, the IRS will open tax filing season on Friday, February 12th, a few weeks later than years in the past. The deadline to file and pay any tax owed reverts to April 15th, after last year’s COVID-19 related extension.

BlogMark TalercioFebruary 5, 2021Jill Schlesinger, Jill on Money, tax, taxes, tax season, tax season tips, tax season opens

Invest in Bitcoin?

Mark TalercioFebruary 5, 2021Jill Schlesinger, Jill on Money, retire, retirement planning, retirement, Roth IRA, Bitcoin, BTC

Wasted Stimulus Payments

Mark TalercioFebruary 4, 2021Jill Schlesinger, Jill on Money, retire, retirement planning, retirement, Roth IRA, stimulus, stimulus check

Navigating Retirement While Undocumented

Mark TalercioFebruary 3, 2021Jill Schlesinger, Jill on Money, retire, retirement, retirement planning, Roth IRA

How's My Retirement Plan Looking?

Mark TalercioFebruary 2, 2021Jill Schlesinger, Jill on Money, retire, retirement, retirement planning, Roth IRA, can I retire?

Should We Convert to Roth?

Mark TalercioFebruary 1, 2021Jill Schlesinger, Jill on Money, retire, retirement planning, retirement, Roth IRA, Roth conversion

GameStop: The Internet vs. Wall Street Part Two

Mark TalercioJanuary 31, 2021Jill Schlesinger, Jill on Money, CNET, Game Stop, GameStop

GameStop: The Internet vs. Wall Street Part One

Mark TalercioJanuary 30, 2021Jill Schlesinger, Jill on Money, CNET, Game Stop, GameStop

Does GameStop Indicate Irrational Exuberance?

Nearly 25 years ago, then Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan asked, “How do we know when irrational exuberance has unduly escalated asset values, which then become subject to unexpected and prolonged contractions?” Given the recent volatile action of GameStop stock, those two words seem to be back in vogue, prompting me to wonder: Is irrational exuberance back?

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