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401(k) money moves to make now as the stock market rallies

The recent market rally may have swelled your 401(k) balance, yet this sugar rush isn't sustainable. Instead of trying to time markets, take these steps.

5 years ago

Here’s what’s ahead for President-elect Biden’s tax plan

Whether President-elect Joe Biden's tax plan moves forward will depend on the outcome of two Senate runoff races. Here's what could happen.

5 years ago

Here’s how much higher-income Medicare beneficiaries will pay for coverage in 2021

For the roughly 8% of Medicare's 62.8 million beneficiaries who pay more for Parts B and D due to their higher income, those monthly surcharges are rising.

5 years ago

Zoom and other ‘stay-at-home’ stocks are getting crushed on the positive vaccine news

Zoom Video fell as names benefitting from people staying at home due to the coronavirus pandemic lost their appeal.

5 years ago

'Suddenly we have hope' — Cramer says the big stock pop on the positive vaccine data is justifiable

Despite the positive vaccine news, Cramer said struggling Americans still need a second stimulus bill from the Federal government.

5 years ago

What to tell your adult kids when planning your estate

Estate planning is a delicate subject, regardless of whether you decide to share just the basics or more detailed information about your plan.

5 years ago

Cryptocurrencies vs. Precious Metals: Which is the Better Investment?

Guest Post | Nov 9, 2020 Cryptocurrencies are the alleged future of money, while precious metals are a longtime stead in the investment space. With so much debate between the two, which is the better investment? We’re going to break down the pros and cons of each so you can make the best decision for


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5 years ago

Wealthsimple CEO Michael Katchen on his not-so-simple mission: to help people — especially youth — build the foundations of financial freedom

The Toronto Star | By Joanna Pachner | Sep 7, 2020 Michael Katchen won a stock-picking contest at the age of 12 — and promptly saw the shares’ value evaporate as the dot-com bubble burst. He’s been obsessed with investing ever since. Today, his Toronto-based company, Wealthsimple, is Canada’s best-known robo-adviser, with $8.4 billion in


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5 years ago

E-brokers report outages as Dow jumps 1,000 points in vaccine rally

E-brokers are experiencing outages on Monday amid records in the Dow and S&P 500.

5 years ago

There's no second $1,200 stimulus check yet. That's a text scam

If you receive a text message claiming that you are about to receive a $1,200 stimulus check, don't click on it. Chances are, it is a fraudulent scheme.

5 years ago

Josh Brown on the biggest lessons from his new investment book

"The common theme ... is that everyone's portfolio makes sense to them," Josh Brown said on CNBC.

5 years ago

Biden said he'd forgive $10,000 in student debt for all borrowers. Will it actually happen?

Biden has called for student loan forgiveness. Now that he's been elected, the 42 million Americans with the debt may be wondering: Will it happen?

5 years ago

Stanley Druckenmiller says he wouldn't want to be short market, sees stock rotation continuing

Stanley Druckenmiller advised investors against being short the stock market as news on the coronavirus front jolted a big rotation.

5 years ago

Here's where to invest your money in 2021, financial advisors say

Investors may want to look closely at sectors that could rebound once a coronavirus vaccine is approved and broadly distributed.

5 years ago

It could take until January before more coronavirus stimulus relief is finalized

Millions of Americans want more government aid amid the Covid-19 pandemic. But more help may not get approved by lawmakers until January.

5 years ago