Employee retention tax credit fraud makes IRS Dirty Dozen list
Have you heard that the government is handing out up to $26,000 per employee to businesses affected by COVID-19?
Is the IPO market thawing?
Two high profile public offerings are fueling optimism that the moribund IPO market is thawing following last year's deep freeze.
Value investing: Out of favor or out of time?
Two generations of investors came of age under a rubric known as value investing.
Another government shutdown looms
Congress has only a few specific constitutionally mandated responsibilities, one of which is to fund the government each fiscal year.
Inheriting an IRA: A blessing and a potential curse
In response to the retirement savings deficit abroad in the nation, Congress passed legislation in late 2019 making significant changes to tax-deferred retirement savings plans like 401(k) and IRA accounts.
TikTok strikes again: Girl Math
Suppose that two months ago you had navigated the Ticketmaster meltdown and scored a pair of tickets to a future Taylor Swift concert for $400 each (no judgment).
Big changes coming for 401(k) catch-up contributions
Employees participating in deferred contribution retirement plans like 401(k), 403(b) or 457 plans can (and should) elect to stuff extra dough into their accounts after age 50.
Blame remote work for soaring home prices
The U.S. housing market has been on a tear since the onset of the pandemic despite numerous headwinds including a doubling of mortgage interest rates.
Start preparing today for return of student loan payments
The Supreme Court last week struck down President Joe Biden's $430 billion student loan forgiveness plan, ruling that such a large commitment of taxpayer dollars usurped Congress's constitutional power of the purse.
Hamilton County Schools prioritize financial literacy
Consider the following quiz.