Richard Bernstein Advisors CEO and CIO Richard Bernstein provides insight on investment strategies in times of conflict and rising inflation at the Barrons Roundtable. American retirees may be done with their work, but they may still face an audit IRS audit if their tax return raises red flags. Data from the IRS shows the tax … Read more
Eric Swalwell is dipping into his retirement savings and deferring his tax payments as he campaigns to become California’s next governor. The 45-year-old Democratic congressman, who polls 17 percent in a crowded field, has also contributed more than $200,000 in campaign cash to pay for childcare costs. Tax returns from 2021 to 2024 show Swalwell … Read more
Open this photo in the gallery: Today’s labor market is sluggish, and uncertainty is high.diego_cervo/iStockPhoto/Getty Images We are not, technically, bankrupt. But for those who are currently unemployed, we can be too. We are in what economists call a “low-fire, low-hire” market. Employers are shedding jobs left and right as they may be in a … Read more
Question: “My husband who took care of all our finances suffered a stroke. It seems that he will not be able to start his finances from now on. Now I take care of everything and I am burdened by my head. I have the feeling that our financial plan has prepared us to remove a … Read more
Prices of essential utilities such as electricity and water have risen above the national inflation rate for the past six years. The Competition Commission has presented a shocking picture of the cost of living in South Africa, revealing that the prices of essential utilities such as electricity and water have risen more than the national … Read more
A driver of money Millionaires and financial influencers love to give money advice. But not all of it is sustainable – and in some cases, following it can ruin your finances. Take Suze Orman’s claim (1) that skipping coffee can make you $1 million. The idea is based on investing in a sustainable way to … Read more