Financial analysis

According to a new CNN survey published on Thursday, approximately 60% of Americans disapprove of President Biden’s job performance. President Biden’s popularity rating has been steadily declining in recent months. […]

Abortions in Texas decreased by 60 percent in the first month after the state passed the most restrictive abortion ruling in the United States in decades, according to new numbers

The Internal Revenue Service is dealing with a massive backlog of incomplete tax returns from the previous year, which has caused more tax-time worry than anybody could have imagined for

In an appearance with “Mornings with Maria,” credit card analyst Ted Rossman predicted that Americans will have reached an all-time high in total credit card debt by the middle of

After her youngest of four children graduated from college in May 2020, Misty Wyscarver had accrued a total of $194,000 in debt, according to Wyscarver’s financial disclosure statement. Her parent

Anyone who earns $600 will get a 1099 form in the first quarter of next year. Beginning in 2023, the Internal Revenue Service will have a detailed understanding of how

Every year, the rules for Social Security might change. Some of those changes may be minor, but that does not rule out the possibility that they may have an impact

Many people in the United States are looking forward to the day when they will collect Social Security payments, and for a good reason.  Considering that you have contributed to

Fears of a more aggressive hawkish cycle and a possible 50-basis point rate rise as soon as March was stoked by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s description of the current

Social Security’s long-term viability remains in doubt, prompting individuals to raise issues such as “Will Social Security run out?” According to the Council of the Federal Old-Age, Social Security’s revenue