You can feel it in the air — tax increases are coming. And it’s not a question of ifbut a question of when. In recent months, there have been a number of legislative proposals targeting high net worth and ultra-high net worth taxpayers, ranging from Senator Bernie Sanders’ “For theRead More →
Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with the advertisers on this site. Even before the coronavirus pandemic, the American dream of homeownership was difficult to achieve. But for many millennials (around 26 to 40), the goal of to buy a house now seems out of reach, many of them facingRead More →
Responsible entrepreneurs should take steps to ensure both business and personal financial security. There should be a clear separation of personal and professional finances. Track your expenses and savings, create passive income streams, and plan for emergencies. Loading Something is loading. Entrepreneurship inherently implies financial risk. This does not mean,Read More →
A client of mine, a business leader for many years, recently made a major career decision: she decided to leave the corporate world and join a non-profit organization that aligns with her values. to help others. As a result, she will earn about $100,000 less per year than in herRead More →
Opinions expressed by Contractor the contributors are theirs. Entrepreneurship inherently involves financial risk. This does not mean, however, that entrepreneurs cannot become financially secure. Remember that your personal finances and those of your business are not the same. Responsible entrepreneurs don’t just focus on making their business successful. They alsoRead More →
Editor’s Note: Read the latest information on how the coronavirus is shaking the markets and what investors can do about it. The coronavirus pandemic has both profoundly changed our lives and has become strangely routine. Many researchers from diverse backgrounds have examined how this shaped U.S. household finances, providing empiricalRead More →
NORFOLK, Va. — The pandemic has dramatically changed the financial situation of many Americans over the past year. There are, however, signs of improvement. Virginia’s unemployment rate fell to 5.2% in February, according to the Virginia Employment Commission. With another round of stimulus checks recently sent out and many soonRead More →