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24/7 Insights Two states voted in November 2024 to raise the minimum wage. Multiple other states are seeing increases in minimum wage beginning on January 1, 2025. At least one state will hold a...
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One of the most discussed subjects in retirement planning is Social Security benefits and the age at which one should start receiving them. While you can elect to take them as early as 62, most...
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These four blue chip stocks with dependable, high-yield dividends should continue to deliver regardless of inflation.
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The October consumer price index shows that low oil and gasoline prices have kept inflation in check. Geopolitical pressures suggest that will not change soon.
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This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through them. In just the first fews days following the Presidential...
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Semiconductor maker Nvidia (NASDAQ:NVDA) is certainly having quite the day in the markets. Shares of the high-performance chip maker are up nearly 4% at the time of writing, with momentum building...
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24/7 Wall Street Insights Dividend stocks offer some of the most flexible options to suit investors of all types who seek passive income. Sit back and let dividends do the heavy lifting for a...
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According to MSN: “The Chicago Business Barometer, also known as the Chicago PMI, fell to 41.6 in October from 46.6 in the prior month. Economists polled by the Wall Street Journal had forecast a...
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A recent analysis reveals that many Americans would describe themselves as living paycheck to paycheck. The results are similar despite age and income.
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It’s no secret that high inflation-elevated costs for basic necessities have been devastating to household savings across the nation. Not only have a large majority of Americans been forced to live...
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Inflation in the United States has slowed considerably in the past three years, lately driven largely by falling energy prices.
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In recent years, many conservative investors relying on fixed-income securities for their income needs have found their buying power cut anywhere from 15% to over 100% on some items, due to...
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According to the US Inflation Aggregate Index, the US dollar has lost 25% of its buying power since 2020. Regardless of statistics on inflation, which only refers to the speed rate of price...
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At the time of this writing, Wall Street awaits a lower than expected Fed Funds rate cut from Fed Chairman Jerome Powell. Due to disappointing PPI numbers and the continued threat of inflation, a 25...
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