Month: June 2021

Sharing is Caring! by Jeff Thomas via International Man In 1944, the US had been the primary supplier for arms for the allies during World War II and, as such, exited the war with more wealth than any of the other nations that had entered the war earlier, draining their treasuries of money. Since payment was
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Today’s column addresses questions about whether it’s always possible to delay spousal benefits after taking retirement benefits, whether benefits can be suspended after they convert from SSDI to retirement at full retirement age and effects of lump sum non-covered pensions payments. Larry Kotlikoff is a Professor of Economics at Boston University and the founder and
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The crypto space has grown significantly in recent years, with various projects harnessing different blockchains for their solutions. Dusk Network, a blockchain focused on privacy, now offers projects the opportunity to apply for funding for Dusk-related endeavors.  “The Dusk Grants Program seeks to engage (independent) projects, developers, researchers, academics, or community organizers that want to
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FedEx Corporation (NYSE: FDX) is famous for its express service, but the company also offers ground shipping and freight services. With 490,000 team members, FedEx moves shipments to more than 220 countries and territories around the world. In addition to deliveries and time-sensitive express service, FedEx Offices stores are brick and mortar locations that provide
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Sharing is Caring! Normally, during an economic downturn, companies stockpile because they haven’t predicted the slowdown in demand well. This time, the sequence was different. Wood, copper , plasterboard, tiles, electronic chips, cars… The shortage of goods is everywhere, with logistic chains interrupted and totally disorganized due to Covid. These are some stocks that are
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Kellie Rastegar is Co-Founder and Creative Director at Rastegar Property Group. Over the course of the pandemic, real estate investors have faced many challenges, with some asset classes soaring and others left struggling. In multifamily, the pandemic has created new demands from renters and new priorities for investors and developers with the rise of remote work.
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One of India’s leading private banks with 5,608 branches and 16,087 ATMs, HDFC Bank, has published a report stating that “it is just a matter of time before Indian investors have legal access to crypto plays.” This statement came as the bank scrutinizes crypto transactions in customer accounts. HDFC Bank Predicts Legal Acess to Crypto
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Introduction President Biden released his administration’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2022. While spending focuses on infrastructure, clean energy, etc., it includes a host of proposed tax changes affecting individuals and corporations. Some of the significant tax changes that many taxpayers hoped wouldn’t happen, like Senator Van Hollen’s taxation on transfers and death, are included.
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An information cascade occurs when a person makes a decision based solely on the decisions of other people, while ignoring their own personal knowledge to the contrary. It’s a theory used in the field of behavioral economics and has important implications for financial markets. Recognizing and avoiding this behavior can help people make better financial
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Last month, Nick Woodward* was carefully choosing a bottle of wine from his cellar. It was an important occasion: he was heading to his ex-wife’s house, where their two daughters were living for that half of the week. They had all just got back from holiday together, so it felt like the right time to take
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Hibbett Sports, Inc. (HIBB) reported stronger-than-expected Q1 results, topping both earnings and revenue estimates, driven by robust comparable sales growth of 87.3%. Shares of the athletic-inspired fashion retailer gained 345.6% over the past year. The company reported earnings of $5.00 per share in Q1, beating analysts’ expectations of $2.77 per share. This compared to adjusted
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Sharing is Caring! by Charles Hugh-Smith What does it say about our “prosperity” if we can’t even afford to equal the purchasing power of the minimum wage paid 50 years ago? It says the 1% got the mine and the bottom 90% got the shaft. Given the rising prosperity we keep hearing about, shouldn’t we
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