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7 Stock Market Events in 2016 That Haven’t Occurred for at Least a Decade
The Decline and Fall of Sun Sentinel Owner Tribune Publishing
Gannett’s hostile bid to take over the parent of the South Florida Sun Sentinel is the latest chapter in a long slide. My perspective partially comes from joining the newspaper
The Average American Has This Much Retirement Income. How Do You Compare?
Most retirees count on Social Security for a majority of their income, but there are other ways to pad your lifestyle after 65. By Jeremy Bowman If you’re stressed out about
The relationship edge…Are you on it, in it, or over it?
Beginning a relationship is easy. Exploration is predominantly on the surface. Nothing too deep. Nothing too wide. Nothing too revealing. In the beginning, all is well. Friendships blossom. Feelings
The Average American’s Tax Refund — and How They Spend It
Despite what you may have heard, most Americans do the right thing with their tax refund. By Matthew Frankel According to the IRS, about 80% of all 2015 tax returns
Forget vineyards, the new status symbol is a distillery
You’ve undoubtedly seen celebrities who’ve invested in vineyards and the wave of craft breweries popping up in South Florida, but Nanette Watson has what could be the next hot thing.
Fifth Third Bank and Water Utilities
Dear Mr. Berko: Last year, I bought 2,000 shares of Fifth Third Bank at $18. My stockbroker believed that it would be “an excellent long-term investment for growth and income,”
Chances Are You’re Outperforming These 3 Well-Known Hedge Fund Managers
Hedge fund managers are expected to be better investors than the average Joe, but this isn’t always the case. By Sean Williams When it comes to investing in the stock
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By Stephen Garber What you see is what you get – and what you get is what you see. And, there really is nothing, not one thing, that we
The Top 1 Percent
By Julie Neitzel We frequently hear arguments that the rich are not paying their fair share of taxes, although statistics show the highest income earners are important contributors to