U.S.-Belgium match could draw record TV audience amid the Trump World Cup controversy
Some industry experts are predicting all-time viewing records for a U.S. soccer game
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Miliband for Chancellor? DeVere Group Warns of “Sharp Reassessment” by Gilt Markets
The intensifying battle for the keys to No. 11 Downing Street is starting to reverberate through financial markets. Following the resignation of Sir Keir Starmer and Andy Burnham’s rapid ascent as the frontrunner for the Labour leadership, attention has swiftly shifted to who will steer the UK Treasury. Among the potential appointments, few figures draw…
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Tax credit adds planning strategy for charitable clients
Starting next year, advisors will have another charitable-giving and tax-planning tool to discuss with clients: the education freedom tax credit. Processing Content Taxpayers will be able to claim the credit, also known as the federal scholarship tax credit, beginning Jan. 1, 2027, for certain cash contributions to scholarship granting organizations (SGOs) in participating states. Qualifying…
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10 Easy Pieces: Sleek Wall-Mounted Metal Shelves
With stainless steel at the forefront of our design forecast for the year, the sleek metal wall shelf is a burgeoning trend we’ve kept an eye on. Here, we profile the 10 best ultra-thin wall-mounted shelves in aluminum, steel, and brass. Above: From Matt Alford Studio on Etsy, the versatile Brass Shelf starts at $83….
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How Long Will it Take To Get My Tax Refund?
According to the IRS, they will issue “most refunds in 21 days or less.” Every year it was a constant debate on what to do with my tax refund. Should I go on a trip? Should I pay off my student loans? Or should I invest the money? With a few calculations, I discovered that…
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The Nasdaq-100 has been far more volatile than the S&P 500. Now add SpaceX to the mix.
While SpaceX is due to join the Nasdaq-100 on Tuesday, it won’t become part of the S&P 500 for at least another year — likely furthering the volatility spread between those two indexes.
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UK Economy on a Knife Edge
What’s going on with the UK economy? For the second month in a row, Inflation data has come in better than expected. Whilst the Bank of England expected a rise in inflation, the UK is seeing lower inflation, despite the Iran war and rising transport prices. For years it was the opposite, inflation higher than…
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When Clients Would Rather Feel More Financially Successful Than Take Action To BE More Successful: Kitces & Carl 193
Helping clients become more financially successful is a multi-faceted process, but much of it ultimately comes down to implementation. The challenge is that for clients (and advisors themselves!), “implementation” is more than ‘just’ point-and-go, where a direction is determined, then everyone executes perfectly. Instead, motivating clients towards action requires multiple steps of goal-setting, then dissecting…
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Home Organizing Systems That Actually Last
I used to think a messy house meant I needed better bins. Turns out I just needed better systems. This month’s Clean Mama Monthly Focus is Organizing Systems, and if you’ve been around here for a while, you know that doesn’t mean buying matching bins or reorganizing every closet in your house. Organizing has gotten…
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Wes Moss Featured on The Motley Fool Money Podcast
Wes Moss recently made a captivating appearance on The Motley Fool Money Podcast, delving into the Happiest Retirees. The episode goes beyond the surface, engaging in a much deeper discussion with Wes about how the current bull market compares to those of the past, estimates for the future returns from stocks, and how to make…
