Is the Fed Close to Achieving a Soft Landing for the US?
The fact that GDP significantly beat expectations lends credence to the soft landing narrative.
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Florida Sales Tax Holiday: Know This Before You Go Shopping
Florida’s Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday is in full swing now.
Core PCE Drops to 4.1%, Lowest in Over Two Years, as US Inflation Cools
The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge fell in June to the lowest reading in more than two years.
Retirement Expectations vs Reality: Planning for the Unexpected
A recent survey uncovers a notable disparity between retirement expectations and the reality of when people actually retire.
Personal Property Tax Credit From West Virginia: How to Claim
West Virginians could get some money back thanks to a new personal property tax credit approved earlier this year.
The Coldest Place in the World
As global warming pushes temperatures above 100 degrees Fahrenheit across parts of the United States and Europe, temperatures spiked to 120 degrees in some parts of the Middle East. At the other end of…
New Expanded Child Tax Credit Proposal Wants Credit for Unborn Babies
U.S. House Republicans have introduced a new expanded child tax credit proposal that, among other things, includes applying the credit to fetuses in the womb.
The Hottest Place in the World Is Not in the US
It is hotter than Arizona today in Abadan in Iran.
IRS Sees Surge in Scams Involving Third Stimulus Checks: Urges Extra Caution
The IRS has issued a warning following a surge in email and text scams involving third stimulus checks.
You Should Know These Social Security Secrets
Here are a few useful Social Security secrets that everyone should know.
Flee Texas As Soon As Possible
Texas, the second-largest state with nearly 30 million residents, has experienced rapid growth for the past two decades. Its major cities, including Houston and Dallas, have consistently ranked among the largest in the U.S.…
Gov. Approves $120M Permanent Property Tax Relief to Montana Homeowners
The governor has approved a new law that will offer property tax relief to Montana homeowners over the next several years.
Tax Credit for Honolulu Homeowners: Who Will Get It and How Much
These measures expand existing forms of tax relief to offer tax credits for Honolulu homeowners.
Weekly Jobless Claims Below Expectations
Today being Thursday, we see new Initial Jobless Claims for last week hitting the tape. These numbers continue to surprise to the downside, putting up 228K new claims; a range of 230-240K were expected…
How the US Has Avoided a Recession, So Far
Despite recession announcements becoming trendy, they have yet to officially materialize.