This month’s models are now available.  Property taxes, and what to do about them You’re probably among the 60 percent of U.S. homeowners whose property is overvalued for tax purposes, at least according to one study. According to another, you’re also probably one of the 98% who hasn’t done anything to address this injustice. But

This month’s models are now available.  Does your paycheck need a health check? In any given year, it’s good practice to take a look at your payroll deductions. But it’s even more urgent now, considering the seismic shift in tax policy from 2017 to 2018. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 might reduce

This month’s models are now available.  What Needs to Happen for the Crypto Market to Gel Whether any of us like it or not, crypto-assets are here to stay. We’re not rushing out to buy anything in this sphere today. At the moment, there are still more reasons to take a pass than there are

This month’s models are now available.  There were CHANGES in ALL of the models (highlighted in yellow). The Only Thing To Fear Is Mild Anxiety Itself Wall Street is worried. But does it really have a reason to be? The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX)—the so-called “fear gauge”—has had some rough sledding lately. After 15 months

The New Protectionism: Who Does It Help? Who Does It Hurt? The United States recently imposed tariffs on solar panels and washing machines from China, a move likely to drive up the prices of these goods. Although their American manufacturers will probably see increased unit sales and revenues, U.S.-based makers of other products that ship

The U.S. economy stands in an enviable position today. People old enough to remember “stagflation” know that the current environment is the exact opposite: a growing economy with easily available credit that somehow has yet to show signs of steepening inflation. Gross domestic product is projected to grow 2.5% in 2018 – toward the high