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There’s no question that American presidents can move markets with their remarks — and especially when the leader of the free world has a penchant for tweeting. In the early morning

Just when the movement to include financial education in K-12 schools made noticeable headway in 2019 with several states mandating that curricula include personal finance along

Certainly in September, April 15 of the following year does seem to be a long way off. Yet, it is autumn’s financial moves that lay the groundwork for minimizing tax

Despite enormous strides in business, government and other areas, women don’t always get the respect men do for their leadership abilities, even when they can boast

With equity indices like the Dow, S&P 500 and NASDAQ consistently hitting new peaks, market volatility is more intense than ever, driven by a barrage of breaking news events, tweets

Steve Jobs wished he had met Socrates. Arnold Schwarzenegger is a Marcus Aurelius fan. Elon Musk leans toward Aristotle.

Prior to the COVID-19 outbreak, commuting was a daily habit for most American workers. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Americans spent an average of 4.5 hours per week on

One of the big challenges the pandemic poses for small-to-medium-sized businesses is the transition from working in an office to a work from home (WFH) model.

Financial literacy shortcomings that have plagued Americans for decades are presenting even greater challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting

This can be an especially frustrating and worrisome time for job seekers. Massive unemployment resulting from the coronavirus pandemic

Across the United States, millions of people have lost jobs as COVID-19 shutdowns threw the economy into a recession. For those left unemployed – from hourly workers to