There is a lot that goes into car buying, cost of maintenance, gas-only, hybrid or electric, safety systems to name a few. But what about resale value?
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Insurers have, in some cases, been raising the rates they charge as a result of the increasing likelihood of disasters, and in some places have stopped
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Individuals with advanced economic degrees and economists that are employed at the big brokerage firms have inside data that tells them where the economy is
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Paying for college used to be easy. In 1970, the average yearly cost of college tuition and fees at a public four-year university was $358; private
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Did you know that 47.4% of internet traffic is conducted by ‘bots’—that is, software applications that run automated searches and other tasks? You may ask, well
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While headlines around the collapse of the dollar emerge every so often, we continue to see the U.S. dollar maintaining its role as the preeminent reserve
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Tracking inflation these days provides insights into two different areas, cost of everyday living and the future of interest rates. So, what are we seeing now
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When somebody is being paid to recommend a particular investment, there’s a good chance that it isn’t what an objective observer would call the best possible
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You probably know that the Biden Administration’s student loan forgiveness plan has been tied up in the courts for months, due to a lawsuit by the state of
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Maybe this financial planning strategy is a loophole, and maybe it should be closed based on current tax policy. But the recent tax act, and several previous
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Your home is your most valuable asset, right? Or maybe it’s your retirement portfolio. Chances are, if you’re under the age of 55, there is another part of
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Short-term traders often get whipsawed; it is an occupational hazard of trying to predict the fundamentally unknowable future
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