“Could-have, should-have, would-have” stories are particularly painful when they were easily preventable. Then, self-blame hits hard and sets in. As a tax and financial planner, I compulsively wish for anyone to make informed financial decisions leading to their desired future. Yet, regrets are all too common, especially with health and wealth. TurboTax Live experts look… Continue reading 5 Ways to Avoid Tax and Financial Regrets – CPA Advice
Car Brands With the Fewest Problems
Do you find yourself driving down the road shouting at your Siri, stabbing at your touchscreen, or constantly drifting into the other lane? You’re not alone. There were more problems with new cars this year than ever. Thanks to the disruptions caused by the pandemic—problems like supply chain issues and record-high vehicle prices, initial vehicle… Continue reading Car Brands With the Fewest Problems
Real assets going to be good spot for investors
Watch Purpose Investments’ chief investment officer Greg Taylor on the investment landscape for the second half of 2022 Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images files Greg Taylor, Chief Investment Officer at Purpose Investments, talks with Financial Post’s Larysa Harapyn about how real assets are going… Continue reading Real assets going to be good spot for investors
Stock Market Today: Stocks Sprint Higher After Fed Minutes | Kiplinger
The major indexes spent most of the day bouncing around as investors awaited the mid-afternoon release of the minutes from the Federal Reserve’s June policy-setting meeting, where the central bank issued its first 75 basis-point rate hike in nearly three decades. A basis point is one-one hundredth of a percentage point. The meeting minutes revealed… Continue reading Stock Market Today: Stocks Sprint Higher After Fed Minutes | Kiplinger
7 Common Investing Myths, Debunked | Kiplinger
If there’s one thing the financial world will never run short on, it’s suggestions. No matter where you turn in this industry, you’ll find all the investing advice you could ever want. Unfortunately, you’re bound to run into investing myths, too. You don’t have to read Kiplinger or turn on CNBC to find your fair… Continue reading 7 Common Investing Myths, Debunked | Kiplinger
US stocks end higher in choppy session as Fed minutes show policymakers determined to tame soaring inflation
US stocks closed higher Wednesday as minutes from the Federal Reserve’s meeting last month underscored policymakers’ resolve to combat hot inflation but also suggested a potential breather in its rate-hike campaign. Tech stocks as measured by the Nasdaq Composite scored a third straight win after pushing past earlier weakness. Tech behemoths Apple and Amazon were… Continue reading US stocks end higher in choppy session as Fed minutes show policymakers determined to tame soaring inflation
Zimbabwe will issue gold ‘Mosi-oa-tunya’ coins as sky-high inflation slams local currency
Zimbabwe will begin to sell gold coins later this month to rein in hyperinflation as the local currency dramatically loses value. The governor of Zimbabwe’s central bank said Monday that the coins will be sold based on the international price of gold and cost of production. They can be purchased in Zimbabwean dollars, US Dollars,… Continue reading Zimbabwe will issue gold ‘Mosi-oa-tunya’ coins as sky-high inflation slams local currency
The euro is facing a deeper slide under the weight of Europe’s gas crisis and the ECB’s bond-rout response, says Societe Generale
The euro, which dropped closer to parity with the US dollar on Wednesday, is “unbuyable” as the shared currency struggles with Europe’s reliance on Russian energy and the European Central Bank’s overreaction to a jump in regional bond yields, Societe Generale said Wednesday. The note from Kit Juckes, SocGen’s chief global currency strategist, arrived on… Continue reading The euro is facing a deeper slide under the weight of Europe’s gas crisis and the ECB’s bond-rout response, says Societe Generale
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