With the November election just around the corner, you are starting to hear opinions about which presidential candidate will be better for the financial markets. Spoiler alert: the financial markets don’t really care. Stay invested my friends!
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No matter which side of the aisle you sit on politically, you are probably concerned about the potential impact the upcoming presidential and congressional elections will have on the financial markets. Over the decades of my career, I’ve seen...
Did you know that anyone can view photos of your home online? From Google Street View for the outside to Zillow and Redfin for the inside, there’s probably information that exceeds your comfort level available to the general public....
Here is a limited summary of the massive $2.1 trillion bipartisan COVID-19 related relief legislation that was passed by Congress: Direct Payments: Adults will receive a one-time direct deposit of up to $1,200, and married couples will receive $2,400, plus an...
Join Richard Del Monte in a three part discussion of the recent CARES act, designed to provide financial relief to Americans dealing with the Coronavirus in 2020. JOB LOSSES – Watch this video if you are unemployed or...
There was sweeping new legislation enacted last month that will affect every one of us who own or stand to inherit retirement accounts of all kinds. Known as the SECURE act, this legislation does the following: Required Minimum Distributions...
Medicare The annual Medicare Open Enrollment period for 2020 plans will run from October 15, 2019, to December 7, 2019. During the annual enrollment period you can sign up or make changes to various aspects of your existing coverage. You can also switch...
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“Students who file the FAFSA during the first three months tend to get twice as much grants, on average, as compared with students who file the FAFSA later.” The catch? While you are generally required to submit your FAFSA...