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While politicians haggle over tax legislation, high-net-worth investors should evaluate steps to plan for higher taxes. Here are three strategies to consider.

Fashion designer Rebecca Minkoff took risks to get her business off the ground. She applied that same philosophy towards surviving the coronavirus pandemic.

Eight states are opting out of federal unemployment programs, effective Saturday. Residents of Indiana sued the governor to stop that from happening.

The perils of extreme weather affect retirees and some are adjusting their portfolios as a result. Here's how climate change is shifting their investments.

The IRS won't be sending any of the upcoming monthly child tax credits to families via debit cards, according to a Treasury spokesperson.

Financial Times | Eva Szalay | Jun 13, 2021 The very rich are adding fuel to the bitcoin boom but many are wary of a bubble Ten years ago, Sandra Ro was working in finance in London when some currency-trading friends told her about bitcoin. The cryptocurrency had been released only a couple of years

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As prices spike for consumer goods like gasoline and cars, the estimate for next year's Social Security cost-of-living adjustment is also rising.

Every quarter, members of the FOMC forecast where interest rates will go in the short, medium and long term.

Rock-bottom rates can help some Americans save money, especially if they can pay down high-interest debt or take out a low-interest loan.

The IRS won't be sending any of the upcoming monthly child tax credits to families via debit cards at first, according to a Treasury spokesperson.

The 529 college savings plan is a flexible way for families to transfer wealth and may become more valuable if Congress passes Biden's proposed tax increases.

Many states have been slow to give out the billions of dollars in rental assistance allocated by Congress. That could soon result in a wave of evictions.

Determining who would carry out your wishes when you die, or who would make decisions on your behalf if you are incapacitated, is a key part of estate planning.

Cost and flexibility are most important for Americans planning to travel soon, and credit cards and contactless payment are the preferred methods.