Guiding the Way to Financial Freedom
If you’re interested in a different type of investment to add to your portfolio, consider these ten types of everyday collectibles that are likely to gain value in the future. Looking to Diversify? For some people, investing in collectible items can be an effective way to diversify their investing portfolio. And these collectibles don’t have … Read more
A report has revealed just how much of a burden the Southern Border crisis is on the American taxpayer, claiming that $451 billion is spent annually on different sectors due to the influx. The Southern Border Crisis A Republican-led investigation has revealed that the cost of the southern border crisis on American taxpayers is around … Read more
As the number of Black-owned businesses in the U.S. surges, we take a look at some of the most prominent companies in the U.S. Black-Owned Business is Booming The number of Black-owned businesses in America has increased since the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the U.S. Census Bureau Annual Business Survey. Representation is Growing Black-owned businesses … Read more
Critics of President Biden’s economic policies, often referred to as ‘Bidenomics,’ suggest that the current administration’s policy decisions and approaches are detrimental to the nation’s economic growth and development. Here are 21 key areas where critics suggest Biden’s policies fall short. #1. Slow Wage Increases Under Bidenomics, wage growth has remained sluggish despite promises of … Read more
In an unprecedented move, hedge fund billionaire Leon Cooperman has criticized Donald Trump, telling CNN that re-electing him would be “terrible for the country.” Raising Questions This critique from the Wall Street veteran also added, “He’s a divisive human being who belongs in jail,” raises several questions about the 2024 presidential race and its impact … Read more
Another insurance company has pulled out of California, joining a long list of names that are worried about the potential effects of extreme weather. The state and insurers are now “at a major crossroads,” according to experts. Insurance Woes in California California homeowners are facing increasing difficulties obtaining private insurance as yet another major insurer, … Read more
For some, inheritance might seem like a given, but Boomers are starting to follow trends from prominent figures like Warren Buffett and Sting and are moving away from simply passing down wealth. Baby Boomers, set to pass on $68 trillion by 2030, are exploring alternative options that don’t necessarily include traditional inheritances. Prioritizing Family Harmony … Read more
The cost of living in the United States varies widely, with certain states exhibiting significantly higher expenses than others. This variation impacts everything from housing to healthcare, influencing where people choose to live and work. Understanding the Cost of Living Index The cost of living index measures the relative price levels of goods and services … Read more
Those approaching the age of 65 may be looking forward to enrolling in Medicare, and assume the program will cover most healthcare expenses. However, new data shows that Medicare is not the one-stop solution many had hoped for regarding healthcare costs. Facing Financial Hardship The latest study from The Commonwealth Fund (CF) raises concerns about … Read more
The American attachment to guns is a complex phenomenon shaped by constitutional rights, historical precedents, and cultural traditions. In this article, we delve into the cultural perspective behind Americans’ steadfast support for gun ownership, uncovering the key factors that contribute to this enduring aspect of American life. Constitutional Bedrock The right to bear arms, enshrined … Read more