Q&A Time: Opinions on Northrop Grumman and Defense Stocks
We provide our opinions on Northrop Grumman given the possibility of defense budget cuts.
We provide our opinions on Northrop Grumman given the possibility of defense budget cuts.
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The “Money Talks” hosts discuss the fall in stocks despite relief over the weekend’s debt ceiling deal.
Now that the market has had its 10% drop for the year, the “Money Talks” hosts discuss the buying opportunity at hand.
The “Money Talks” hosts field investment questions on municipal bonds and portfolio diversification.
Last December, Congress extended a number of the Bush-era tax breaks, but only for a limited length of time. It is probably a safe bet that most won’t get extended further, considering the size of the national debt. Although numerous tax breaks were extended, only a few provide you with an opportunity to take actions that can reduce your tax bite. But if you want to take advantage of those tax breaks, you need to act this year or next. Here is a list of those extended tax breaks and what will happen when they expire.
The “Money Talks” hosts offer their insight on the debt ceiling debate and provide guidance to the individual investor.
We explain how money market funds likely will not be affected by a downgrade on U.S. Treasuries.
Most financial professionals can provide specific stock or mutual fund recommendations. However, before deciding on a broker or an adviser, you must decide what you want to handle: investments research, planning your personal finances, establishing budget realities, providing tips to reduce spending, assessing your retirement savings, and checking that you have the necessary insurance coverage.
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