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See how you stack up against your peers when it comes to retirement savings. Read More
Most people aren’t ready financially to retire completely at 65 or even 67, but they can still slow down a little. The bad news is that... Read More
Parker Field was an old wooden baseball stadium in Richmond. We were the # 1 farm team for the Yankees and then the Braves. The place had... Read More
Donald Trump is helping China by opposing ByteDance's mandated divestment of TikTok. Trump is motivated by campaign donor interests. Read More
Decades ago national security eminence Dick Allen asked Ronald Reagan what the strategy was for the Cold War. Reagan boldly responded... Read More
The latest tariffs are symbolic. Read More
We tend to think of child labor under harsh conditions as a problem in developing countries, or in this country a century ago. So it was a... Read More
On April 15th, roughly 160 million taxpayers faced up to Tax Day in one way or another. For most Americans, filing taxes leads to a... Read More
Steve Forbes drops the hammer on Nike's ability to make uniforms, calling out the embarrassments of both the Major League Baseball redesign... Read More
The way to stop NPR’s taxpayer rape and misinformation machine is to prohibit its affiliates from providing any taxpayer funding for it. Read More
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It has never been more obvious that the Republican Party is the party of the boss. Read More
Union officials are some of the undisputed beneficiaries of “Bidenomics.” Bidenomics pro-union boss agenda (which is far from the... Read More
Why Republican governors feel so threatened by UAW’s historic win in Tennessee. Read More
Justin Trudeau’s true dough plans to fight populism with policy. Read More
Inflation and high rates. Read More
Negativity sells. Read More
“There are decades where nothing happens; and there are weeks where decades happen.” Read More
On suboptimal financial choices and why people make them. Read More
Customers give Starbucks billions of dollars in prepaid credits each year. Should the coffee chain be investing it?... Read More
The wealthy’s consumption habits, from cars and planes to smartphones, eventually become accessible to all. Read More
James Carville, Bill Clinton’s political advisor famously said that when it came to elections it was the economy, stupid. This... Read More
Many investors are bullish, or not fearful, of the future of stock returns. At Smead Capital Management, we continue to explain to our... Read More
Among wonkish tax topics, perhaps the most controversial is the treatment of parents—depending on whether they’re single or married and... Read More
Actual leading inflation indicators help put March’s uptick—and rate cut chatter—in context. Read More
LPL Research highlights the technical setup for stocks and bonds, and explores historical market drawdowns. Read More
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