Everyone, Everyday: Talking About What Matters
Mark Garro 
As remote work continues to define ways of working, one profession is emerging as the most in-demand: accounting. While tech jobs are usually the poster child for remote work, accounting has now taken the spotlight, offering attractive salaries and flexible work options. This shift is reshaping how and where accountants work, with significant implications for … Read more
Americans aged 30-49 are falling victim to investment scams more frequently than any other age group. This revelation comes from a recent FBI report that shines a light on a troubling trend in the digital age. Increased Vulnerability Among Millennials The FBI’s findings reveal that millennials have reported over 13,000 investment scam complaints. This demographic’s … Read more
Cryptocurrencies have revolutionized the financial landscape, offering new possibilities but also introducing unique risks. In this article, we will take a look into the various known cryptocurrency risks to help better understand different implications and ultimately help navigate this evolving digital terrain. Facts About Paying With Cryptocurrency Paying with cryptocurrency differs significantly from traditional methods. … Read more
As President Biden faces an election year with low approval ratings and consumer confidence, a glimmer of hope has emerged, with Americans showing increased optimism in the economy. This shift in sentiment could play a crucial role in the upcoming elections. Rising Economic Confidence Recent data indicates a growing confidence among Americans regarding the economy. … Read more
President Biden has a plan up his sleeve to tackle the housing crunch. He is looking to roll out some new policies aimed at giving a leg up to people buying their first home and shaking things up in a market segment that has been stagnant. A Financial Boost for New Buyers The administration is … Read more
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has highlighted the effectiveness of President Joe Biden’s economic policies compared to those of former President Donald Trump. This comes at a crucial time as American voters look ahead to the election. Yellen’s Bold Assertion Secretary Yellen claimed that Biden’s economic approach has led to the “fairest recovery on record,” … Read more
The U.S. housing market is at a turning point. High mortgage rates mean prices might drop, giving buyers a chance to get their foot in the door. Meanwhile, sellers face new challenges as interest rates and the number of homes for sale change. U.S. Housing Market Hits Rock Bottom According to the CEO of real … Read more
As the 2024 Presidential primaries progress, the potential impact on the stock market becomes a topic of significant interest. This analysis aims to shed light on historical trends and what investors might anticipate as November’s election approaches. Presidential Primaries and Market Indifference To date, the presidential election cycle has not had a direct influence on … Read more
The Biden administration has recently unveiled a rule aimed at capping credit card late fees, marking a substantial effort to cut down on what it terms as “junk fees.” This move is projected to save U.S. consumers approximately $10 billion annually. New Standards for Late Fees Under the new guidelines proposed by the Consumer Financial … Read more
The proposed merger between Kroger and Albertsons, two of the largest grocery chains in the U.S., is under scrutiny. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC), supported by several U.S. states, is challenging the $24.6 billion deal due to fears it could lead to higher prices for consumers. Government Steps in Against Supermarket Giants The FTC believes … Read more