Personal Finance
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Here’s one way women can feel more empowered when thinking about their finances
Sometimes it seems as if the deck is stacked against you. For women, high inflation and soaring housing costs in many parts of the U.S. can be compounded by a perception that they are unable to work toward financial independence. Alessandra Malito shares the results of a survey that found that women shy away from,…
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Meet Turkey’s new central bank governor as ex-First Republic exec takes on soaring inflation, tumbling lira
The Turkish government has appointed its first first female central bank governor, Hafize Gaye Erkan, a former Goldman Sachs banker who is charged trying to rebuild financial stability and credibility for the country. Erkan replaces Şahap Kavcıoğlu, who held the position for just over three years and will now head up the country’s Banking Regulation…
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Tesla’s stock rises to longest winning streak in more than 2 years
Investors have been piling into Tesla Inc.’s stock as it rallied toward a seven-month high and a ninth straight gain, its longest streak in more than two years. Helping fuel optimism was the news that all of the electric-vehicle giant’s lower-priced Model 3 sedans now qualify for $7,500 in federal tax credits as part of…
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This mind-blowing deal closing tonight ?
Just a reminder, Jason is hosting his LAST live session of the week @8pm EST- hope all you 9-5ers can get in there and see how this service can work for you. Now here’s more from Jason? Welcome to Thursday, Chupacabras. I don’t know you, but when I think of Thursday I think of…
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Wish you had grandchildren? Here’s a golden opportunity.
Grandparents are extraordinary people; there’s no doubt about that. However, not everyone gets the chance to be a grandparent in the typical sense of the word. In her article, “I Will Never Be a Grandparent,” Barbra Williams Cosentino beautifully articulates the emotions of those like me who will not have the opportunity to become a…
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7 ways to pay for a pet emergency
“He’s my little ball of sunshine,” Mallory Bartels says of her 13-year-old Boston terrier, Buddha. With his shiny black coat and white spots on his paws that look like socks, Bartels describes him as a sweet pup with a playful personality. Buddha’s zest for life was apparent when he jumped off the couch in Bartels’…
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[Save ?] Upcoming Events June 5th Week
We have some GREAT events this week – including lots of live training with Jason Bond and complimentary Bullseye training with Jeff on Monday! Now you, too, like Taylor Swift, can get Jeff’s top Bullseye Pick of the Week ? for a measly $47! And join Jeff for a complimentary training session @11am EST…
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‘I deserve better.’ How quitting — and retiring — can set you free.
You’ve undoubtedly heard about “quiet quitting,” the supposed pandemic workplace trend of “doing the least amount of work, just this side of being fired,” as journalist and author Julia Keller puts it in her new book, “Quitting.” You probably haven’t heard of something Keller calls “quasi-quitting.” That’s a kind of precision quitting, when you leave…
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As tech companies take over the market again, don’t forget these bargain dividend stocks
If you are an index-fund investor, you’re probably feeling pretty good right now — the S&P 500 has returned 12.1% so far this year, with dividends reinvested, following its 18% decline in 2022. But this is a tech-led rally reversing last year’s pain. The S&P 500 SPX, -0.38% is heavily concentrated, which is wonderful for…
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80% of Gen Xers think they’ll never fully retire — and that may be good news for this group
Members of Generation X may be getting close to retirement age, but they’re apparently not giving it too much thought. Only 19% of those in that cohort, who are now about 43 to 58 years old, think they will ever fully retire in the old-fashioned way that involves leaving their jobs and enjoying their golden…
