If you’re ever curious about what professional economists with access to huge troves of economic data think about the U.S. economy, you can turn to the Beige
I store a lot of things online: photos, recipes and documents. I occasionally post things to Facebook, LinkedIn or WhatsApp. I communicate electronically with
Monthly Reflection: Dreams & Aspirations
Quote - “If your dreams don’t scare you, they are too small.” - Richard Branson
- Don’t confuse staying safe with
What you think is your tax rate may not actually BE your tax rate. For instance, if you report just over $182,000 in adjusted gross income, the tax table says
Most people wouldn’t recognize the name Daniel Kahneman, but he was a founding father of behavioral economics/behavioral finance. He died on March 27 at the age
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Saving for retirement is not easy, and with the multiple options available, it can be difficult to take the first step. One of the major employers in Columbus
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Depending on what statistic you find, between 55% and 63% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck. Even those earning over $100,000 are not immune.
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In the frosty expanse of the North Pole, where elves craft toys, and reindeer prance, even a certain jolly someone can think about a few financial planning
