Author: super@dmin
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Outside the Box: Tough-on-crime laws and mass incarceration waste billions of tax dollars without making us safer
Efforts to block criminal justice reform and recall progressive prosecutors are short-sighted and backward-looking.
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Understanding Social Security: Why did my Social Security go down?
Despite a sharp increase in COLA for 2022 some people may see a lower Social Security payment this year. Here’s why.
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Market Snapshot: Nasdaq futures gain as Dow futures ease after wild week in markets
Investors look set to snap up tech stocks, following an eventful week in which the major stock-market averages actually rose despite wild swings.
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Kelley Blue Book: The 2022 Lucid Air: a luxury electric vehicle that’s quick, quiet and refined
The all-new electric luxury sedan has a fresh look and impressive range.
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NerdWallet: Supply-chain snags are the new normal—here are some ways businesses can manage the problems
Some basic short-term and long-term strategies can help small-business owners withstand current conditions and shore up supply chains against future turmoil.
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NerdWallet: High school grads missed out on $3.75 billion of college money last year
As many as 813,000 students were eligible for the Pell Grant for college but didn’t submit an application. It’s an average of $4,477 per student.
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Kelley Blue Book: With more choices available, electric vehicles sales are booming
Although electric cars are a small percentage of the vehicles sold, sales surged by 72%.
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Next Avenue: This big trend could have major effects on your finances, your career and your life as you age
A ‘super megatrend’ is upending and reshaping most of our social, political, cultural and economic norms.
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: Market corrections are good buying opportunities, says Goldman Sachs — but only when this happens
Is it time to wade in? Yes, if you’re confident one thing won’t happen, say strategists at Goldman Sachs.
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The Moneyist: ‘I feel slighted’: My husband of 10 years stopped paying his salary into our joint account — and asked me to pay $900 toward our rent
‘I also feel bitter because I never felt comfortable paying for his kids.’