Anybody who reads the Wall Street Journal lately will have noticed something unusual: seemingly every other day, the business-related newspaper will feature a special advertising section or large advertisement telling … Read More
What California landlords need to know about nonpayment, evictions, and protecting your rental income Even in a post-pandemic world, nonpayment of rent remains a leading issue for landlords. In 2026, … Read More
When Saving for Retirement, This Success Factor is More Important Than High Income Remember the story of “The Tortoise and the Hare”? This fable, attributed to the ancient Greek writer … Read More
The U.S. stock market was reaching new highs on a regular basis through the spring and summer months before a Truth Social post on Friday triggered the largest selloff in … Read More
We tend to take electricity for granted, but that luxury may not last forever. Two major new factors—bitcoin manufacturing and artificial intelligence-specific servers—are now gulping more terawatt hours than any … Read More
There’s nothing to worry about in this number: the inflation rate rose from 2.5% to 2.7% in July, which is above the 2% target that the Federal Reserve Board is … Read More
This past January 13, a week before the Presidential inauguration, the U.S. dollar was riding high. Measured against a basket of other currencies, including the euro and the yen, it … Read More
If you have trouble getting to sleep at night, one of the surest cures is to read the minutes of the Federal Reserve Board’s Open Market Committee—the summary of a … Read More
The President and the press have named it ‘the one big beautiful bill,’ though the legislation that recently passed the U.S. House of Representatives is more formerly known as the … Read More
The tax code we have lived under for the past decade was written as the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, which created the existing tax brackets, expanded the … Read More
