Author: super@dmin
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Key Words: ‘I believe the economy is the biggest bubble in world history,’ says ‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’s Robert Kiyosaki: ‘God have mercy on us all’
‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’ Robert Kiyosaki sees more pain ahead for the global economy, even as some investors are wondering if the bottom is in for U.S. stocks.
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The Wall Street Journal: U.S. expands bans of Chinese security cameras and network equipment
The FCC voted 4-0 to ban sales of new telecom and surveillance equipment made by several Chinese companies, arguing that their ownership and practices threaten U.S. national security.
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Crypto Update: Binance launched a proof-of-reserves system for bitcoin holdings. What are proof of reserves?
Binance is using a proof of reserve system to increase financial transparency on the platform. The method isn’t perfect though.
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Personal Finance Daily: More people use ‘buy now, pay later’ for holiday shopping, but experts say that’s a double-edged sword and Black Friday suffers the ill wind of high prices and economic worries
Friday’s top personal finance stories.
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Market Extra: Why China’s COVID policies are rattling investors again
Investors in Chinese assets who expected a significant easing of the COVID curbs were left disappointed.
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Retirement Weekly: Getting older and losing confidence? Here’s how to get it back.
Put aside self-imposed worries and take action.
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Retirement Weekly: My dad makes charitable donations from his IRA. Can I do the same with my 401(k)?
I want to make a charitable donation from my 401(k) because selling an investment to raise cash to donate would trigger a gain.
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: Gig workers and online sellers to get 1099-K tax forms for the first time due to new $600 threshold
Millions of gig workers and sellers on platforms like eBay and Esty look set to get a tax form in the new year that they haven’t received before
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The Tell: Dow finishes at highest level since April as blue-chip gauge nears bear-market exit. Here’s why investors should take this with a grain of salt
The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished Friday’s session at its highest closing level since late April, according to Dow Jones Market Data, and is on the cusp of exiting “bear market” territory — at least, based on one technical indicator. But that doesn’t mean that equity investors can breath easier. In fact, it could mean…
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: Black Friday dilemma: More people use ‘buy now, pay later’ for holiday shopping, but experts say that’s a double-edged sword
‘Buy now, pay later’ offers a new spin on the concept of layaway, which has become increasingly popular among younger, cash-strapped consumers.