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Opinion: Opinion: Household wealth falls $13.5 trillion, second worst drop on record

Opinion: Opinion: Household wealth falls $13.5 trillion, second worst drop on record

By adminPosted on December 12, 2022

American households lost about $6.8 trillion in wealth over the first three quarters of 2022 as the stock market SPX, -0.73%   DJIA, -0.90%   COMP, -0.70% shed more than Read more

U.S. jobless claims dip to 220,000 but layoffs are starting to rise

U.S. jobless claims dip to 220,000 but layoffs are starting to rise

By adminPosted on November 17, 2022

The numbers: The number of Americans who applied for unemployment benefits in mid-November fell slightly to 222,000 — a low number historically — but layoffs have edged higher in the Read more

Opinion: You can't rely on Social Security to fund your retirement -- it's time to rethink your retirement savings strategy

Opinion: You can’t rely on Social Security to fund your retirement — it’s time to rethink your retirement savings strategy

By adminPosted on November 14, 2022

Following a period of record inflation, Social Security’s latest cost of living adjustment (COLA) means retirees will see the biggest bump to their benefits checks in 40 years. While this Read more

'The fever appears to be breaking': High rents are still contributing to U.S. inflation, but growth is slowing

‘The fever appears to be breaking’: High rents are still contributing to U.S. inflation, but growth is slowing

By adminPosted on November 12, 2022

Inflation may be easing, but October’s 7.7% increase in the U.S. consumer-price index compared with a year earlier was still being driven largely by higher shelter costs. Consumer prices rose Read more

Breadth divergence is a troubling sign for the stock market

Pension problems, caregiver burnout, saying ‘no’ to nursing homes and more retirement news

By adminPosted on November 11, 2022

From MarketWatch Retirement:  Here’s why you should be worried about state and local pensions. About 26 million people are relying on state and local pension plans to take care of Read more

Opinion: Plan for the worst-case scenario of lower expected Social Security payments by finding income elsewhere

Opinion: Plan for the worst-case scenario of lower expected Social Security payments by finding income elsewhere

By adminPosted on November 11, 2022

If your retirement date falls after 2034, the current estimate of your future Social Security benefits may not hold up. That’s when the government fund that sends out the monthly Read more

What the midterm elections mean for your taxes, inflation, living standards, and stock portfolio

What the midterm elections mean for your taxes, inflation, living standards, and stock portfolio

By adminPosted on November 10, 2022

During the midterm elections, personal finances were on the ballot. In addition to considering what the array of candidates could do to bring relief to high prices, voters considered ballot Read more

U.S. inflation likely to post another sharp increase in October, CPI to show

Food-aid programs for low-income Americans hang in the balance — with Senate results still too close to call

By adminPosted on November 9, 2022

The midterm election results will have far-reaching effects, including on low-income Americans. The reauthorization of the Farm Bill in 2023 may depend on the results of Tuesday’s elections, said Elaine Read more

Here's why you should be worried about state and local pensions

Here’s why you should be worried about state and local pensions

By adminPosted on November 9, 2022

America, about 26 million people across America are relying on state and local pension plans to take care of them in their retirement years. That figure includes 15 million retired Read more

Biden anti-hunger plan enlists gig companies — whose workers sometimes go hungry

Biden anti-hunger plan enlists gig companies — whose workers sometimes go hungry

By adminPosted on November 9, 2022

President Joe Biden’s strategy for ending hunger in the U.S. by 2030 is being funded in part by companies whose own workers sometimes can’t afford to buy food. The Biden Read more

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