The Currency - Money One thing: AI enters the earnings chat One thing that’s moving markets is the ongoing AI enthusiasm in the first quarter earnings season. Here's what (and how much) is being said. 🧳 Pack it up Relaxation and exploration are top of mind for the majority of Americans planning to travel domestically in 2024 (90%). Before catching your flight, catch the latest money news. Understanding long-term capital gains tax Learn more about the long-term capital gains tax, how it can offer tax benefits, and how to minimize your tax liability by knowing when to sell your investments. Capital markets perspective: April showers A recap of weekly happenings across stock performance and earnings, jobs, and real estate, as well as the latest on interest rates and inflation. One thing: Wages outpace inflation One thing that moved markets is the noteworthy rise in America’s paycheck, with a 3.5% year-over-year increase in the first three months of 2024. Get out of town: Gas prices pump up If you’re getting pumped for a summer road trip, don’t be surprised if a stop at the gas station leaves your wallet deflated as fuel prices edge higher. Generation Advice: How financial coaching can help young investors For young people, life is full of financial decisions. Here’s how working with a financial advisor can help people get a full plan for their money future. What are short-term capital gains taxes? Short-term capital gains tend to be when you owned an asset for a year or less before selling it for a profit. Short-term gains may be taxed at a higher rate than long-term ones. Here’s what saving 1% more could mean for your retirement What if we told you that saving 1% more each month could be the difference between living the lifestyle you want and worrying about money during retirement? 🎈 Going up The S&P 500 index ballooned 10.16%, soaring to its strongest first quarter in five years. Let’s take off into this week’s money news. Capital markets perspective: Measure twice, cut once When working with wood, there’s a saying that you should always measure twice before making a cut – an approach that the Federal Reserve has also apparently taken by repeatedly re-measuring and re-marking their line before firing up the saw. What is portfolio management? Portfolio management refers to the process of choosing the investments in a portfolio, whether an individual chooses their own investments or hires a financial expert to do so on their behalf. Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
One thing: AI enters the earnings chat One thing that’s moving markets is the ongoing AI enthusiasm in the first quarter earnings season. Here's what (and how much) is being said.
🧳 Pack it up Relaxation and exploration are top of mind for the majority of Americans planning to travel domestically in 2024 (90%). Before catching your flight, catch the latest money news.
Understanding long-term capital gains tax Learn more about the long-term capital gains tax, how it can offer tax benefits, and how to minimize your tax liability by knowing when to sell your investments.
Capital markets perspective: April showers A recap of weekly happenings across stock performance and earnings, jobs, and real estate, as well as the latest on interest rates and inflation.
One thing: Wages outpace inflation One thing that moved markets is the noteworthy rise in America’s paycheck, with a 3.5% year-over-year increase in the first three months of 2024.
Get out of town: Gas prices pump up If you’re getting pumped for a summer road trip, don’t be surprised if a stop at the gas station leaves your wallet deflated as fuel prices edge higher.
Generation Advice: How financial coaching can help young investors For young people, life is full of financial decisions. Here’s how working with a financial advisor can help people get a full plan for their money future.
What are short-term capital gains taxes? Short-term capital gains tend to be when you owned an asset for a year or less before selling it for a profit. Short-term gains may be taxed at a higher rate than long-term ones.
Here’s what saving 1% more could mean for your retirement What if we told you that saving 1% more each month could be the difference between living the lifestyle you want and worrying about money during retirement?
🎈 Going up The S&P 500 index ballooned 10.16%, soaring to its strongest first quarter in five years. Let’s take off into this week’s money news.
Capital markets perspective: Measure twice, cut once When working with wood, there’s a saying that you should always measure twice before making a cut – an approach that the Federal Reserve has also apparently taken by repeatedly re-measuring and re-marking their line before firing up the saw.
What is portfolio management? Portfolio management refers to the process of choosing the investments in a portfolio, whether an individual chooses their own investments or hires a financial expert to do so on their behalf.