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01/03/2022

12/23/2021

Many of those with a net worth of $1 million or more are concerned about leaving their kids too much money. CNBC has the scoop @ https://cnb.cx/3nPSavh

A survey of 2,000 individuals worth at least $1 million found that two-thirds of respondents worried about leaving their kids too large of an inheritance.

12/20/2021

Manufacturing in the U.S. continued to grow in November, despite ongoing supply chain challenges. AP News has the details @ https://bit.ly/3ddpWUZ

SILVER SPRING, Md. (AP) — U.S. manufacturing activity grew at a faster pace in November with producers trying to keep up with demand amid ongoing supply shortages and delays. The Institute for Supply Management, a trade group of purchasing managers, said Wednesday that its index of manufacturing a...

12/16/2021

Is your vehicle protected from uninsured motorists? It might be time to double check your auto insurance policy. The National Law Review has the details @

A recent Wall Street Journal article found 14% of motorists in the United States are driving uninsured vehicles. And, that number actually seems lower than the actual number. Uninsured drivers pose a

12/09/2021

You have a lot on your plate as a new parent. Here are some smart moves you can make now, including purchasing life insurance. CNBC has the details @ https://cnb.cx/3vniwXr

There are many financial moves new and expecting parents should make for a healthier household budget and to protect children down the road.

12/06/2021

The Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) adjustment for Social Security is set to get the highest increase since the 1980s. Reuters has the scoop @ https://reut.rs/3BFqihK

U.S. Social Security benefits for more than 70 million Americans will rise by 5.9% for next year, the Social Security Administration said on Wednesday, marking the largest annual increase in roughly four decades owing to this year's run-up in inflation.

12/02/2021

If you’re planning on changing jobs, don’t forget about moving over your retirement plan. CNBC has the details @

If you leave your job, be sure you know how your departure would affect your 401(k) account and what your options are for handling the money.