Author: super@dmin
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TaxWatch: 5 ways to avoid tax headaches this year, according to the IRS
The IRS has tips on how to minimize frustration and maximize your tax refund this year.
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Market Snapshot: The Federal Reserve’s first meeting of 2022 looms as risk of inflation outside of policy makers’ control builds
The Federal Reserve’s first meeting of 2022 kicks off Tuesday, and investors will watch for the latest on the central bank’s inflation game plan.
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Retirement Weekly: Scared of dying? Here’s how to beat back the fear and find peace.
If you experience death anxiety, you’re not alone
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Retirement Weekly: The one legal document all seniors need but don’t know it
Power of attorney can help loved ones make big decisions when you can’t
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Earnings Outlook: GE earnings: Wall Street analysts have lowered the beat bar, but investor expectations are now ‘slightly elevated’
General Electric Co. investors should expect a “particularly noisy” earnings report for the industrial conglomerate’s fourth quarter, which will be the first since the company said it was breaking up, and said it would start reporting results on a consolidated basis.
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: Restaurant stocks are on the menu for investors as the pandemic’s end nears
Favor “reopening” plays including Brinker and Chipotle.
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The Big Move: I’m retired and won’t live to see my mortgage paid off. Should I refinance to lower my monthly payment?
‘I need to lower the principal to help me stay in my home, because the cost of living is increasing every year.’
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Mutual Funds Weekly: These money and investing tips can shelter your portfolio from the stock market’s worst storms
Money and investing stories popular with MarketWatch readers over the past week.
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The Wall Street Journal: Retailer Kohl’s said to have received takeover offer from consortium backed by activist hedge fund
Reported offer of roughly $9 billion would represent a 37% premium to Friday’s closing price for Kohl’s shares.
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Earnings Outlook: Intel still has a lot to prove to Wall Street one year after Pat Gelsinger came home
Intel Corp. had a rough 2021, and it looks like the chip maker will still face Wall Street criticism in 2022 for its ambitious capital investment plan and the success of competitors amid continuing delayed releases.