“Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all." — Helen KellerHave you been feeling a little midsummer malaise?When the same-old routines dominate your life, it's essential to find ways to break free and embark on journeys that truly excite you. This week, I...
Happy new year! As we begin 2023, I am reminded of this poem by Emily Dickinson: In this short Life that only lasts an hour How much - how little - is within our power The year begins with the same issues facing us as last year: inflation, interest rates, and a...
June is looking to be chock full with celebrations including graduations, a wedding or two, Father’s Day, and the most welcomed driver of it all: a rejuvenated economy combined with the gradual reopening of life.
The headlines about the coronavirus and reports of how it will impact the economy and potentially lead to a recession are all a cause for concern.
Coronavirus-related tax changes that will affect many Americans and many businesses are already on the table or about to be served up.
On Sunday, the Federal Reserve cut its short-term benchmark rate by 1 percentage point to near zero ahead of its scheduled March meeting to fight the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic.