On August 5, 1861, President Abraham Lincoln signed the Revenue Act of 1861. This act imposed the first federal income tax on 3% of all personal in...
Executive orders from the oval office – worth the paper they’re written on or just a campaign tactic? Will Congress get their act together? Are ta...
On Saturday, President Trump signed 4 executive orders to provide continued relief to those impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. What do these execut...
If you have enough of it, you can set up a camp in your own backyard. New COBRA rules might let you save a bunch on premiums – unless you need medic...
On July 31st, a provision from the CARES Act that added a $600 enhancement to weekly unemployment benefits expired. Both the Senate and House contin...
Yet another stimulus bill is being discussed in the halls of Congress, mortgage rates are at all-time lows (yes, again) and the virus has caused the c...
July 15th is the new April 15th, at least in 2020. Not to be confused with 50 is the new 40. File, pay estimates, harass your accountants… Stude...
As reported on Thursday, continuing jobless claims still stand at over 18 million. With many people getting laid off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, o...
The unfortunate reality of the COVID-19 pandemic, and ensuing economic shutdowns, is that many Americans have found themselves without a...
The last time the Dow had a quarter this strong, Cheryl and Jay were in college – don’t do the math. Also big news about RMDs – you can now easi...