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The Federal Reserve recently raised its target federal funds rate by half-a-percentage point, which is the largest interest hike in more than 20 years. This follows an initial quarter-point increase in March. Read on to find out how rising interest rates could impact...
The construction industry has seen its fair share of challenges throughout the past two years as the pandemic surged, and the jury’s still out on 2022. The good news is that following technology trends can help withstand challenges and leverage ongoing opportunities...
If you are a freelancer, an independent contractor, or a self-employed individual, you know the perks of working for yourself, but you likely also notice one major drawback: the lack of an employer-sponsored retirement plan like a 401(k). Enter the Solo 401(k) plan....
Running a small business can be stressful and time consuming, so it’s understandable when the financial health of your business gets neglected. Getting into the habit of reviewing your company’s overall financial health is a smart move to position your business for...
In general, the likelihood of an IRS tax audit for a small business is slim, but there are various factors that can greatly increase the chances of being targeted. The IRS checks for a range of red flags to pinpoint businesses that are more likely to have...
The Federal Reserve reports that 26% of working Americans have no retirement savings. And among the working Americans who have retirement investment funds, 45% feel that their savings projections fall short of their long-term goals. If you’re a late retirement...
Online shopping isn’t new by any means, but the EY Future Consumer Index, which has surveyed thousands of consumers since the Covid-19 pandemic began, discovered that 43% of U.S. consumers now shop more often online than in brick-and-mortar stores. All signs point to...
Although retirement planning often involves some guesswork regarding the future of the economy as well as each retiree’s individual circumstances, there are some general misconceptions to avoid in order to be sure you’re building a solid nest egg. We go through these...
With the inflation rate accelerating to a 40-year high, businesses are finding less wiggle room to expend on marketing and advertising strategies. Fortunately, even with widespread rising costs, there are resourceful methods for businesses to grow and improve their...
The pandemic ushered in a new era now referred to as the Great Resignation. A record number of American workers quit their jobs in 2021, many of them with no immediate plans to return to the workforce—they’re taking care of family, retiring early, living on savings,...