Author: super@dmin
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Market Extra: Wall Street’s stock-market forecasts for 2022 were off by the widest margin since 2008: Will next year be any different?
Wall Street often gets it wrong when it comes to anticipating where stocks might be trading one-year ahead. But in 2022, forecasts are set to miss the mark by the widest margin since about 2008.
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Encore: Unpaid student loans can impact Social Security benefits
The withholding could be particularly serious for Black retirees
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Peter Morici: The West must re-engineer globalization to counter China’s bid for hegemony
The pandemic and Ukraine war have exposed the hidden vulnerabilities in the global economic system
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: Need a rainy day savings fund? Your boss might set one up for you thanks to Congress’ year-end spending deal
Americans’ savings rates have dwindled, but a provision of the ‘Secure Act 2.0’ could help workers establish cash savings funds.
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Market Snapshot: Dow futures climb over 200 points after Wall Street snaps a losing run
U.S. stock futures advanced on Wednesday, with Wall Street poised to build on its climb out of a four-straight losing hole.
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Outside the Box: Making this small investment change can mean millions more in retirement
The most important investment lesson of 2022
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NerdWallet: There’s still time to make these smart tax moves before the end of the year—your future self will thank you
With the holidays, taxes might be the last thing on your mind. But a little bit of preparation now could make a big difference come April.
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Kelley Blue Book: This is how electric cars may have lowered energy bills in California
The added revenue from EVs could work to lower rates for everyone. It could also help fund needed updates to America’s energy grids.
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Next Avenue: They are the Marines of disaster relief: How to become a spontaneous volunteer
These unpaid workers are affiliated with groups that respond to disasters such as fires, hurricanes, earthquakes, wars and government shutdowns.
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Kelley Blue Book: We know texting while driving is dangerous; this is how many people admit to doing it anyway
The results of a survey of driver behavior may shed some light on why road deaths have hit a two-decade high.