Financial Tips for Unmarried Couples
Combined finances but not legally married? Here are tips to help you along the road to financial security. Learn more in this week’s Financial Tip.
Brands Rise
Stocks posted gains on Monday. Financials such as Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and American Express stepped up. Brands prospered on a variety of economic news as well as word that a Greek debt deal may finally see the light of day.
A Red Finish
Indices closed out Friday’s session in the red zone. Brands retreated on continued Greek debt concern. The European Central Bank has reportedly boosted its funding limit for emergency loans to Greece’s banks, according to Reuters, after customers withdrew one billion euros from banks on Friday alone.
Vacation Homes: Common Luxury, Complicated Taxes
In today’s Marietta Daily Journal: The number of days you use and rent your second home determine the tax treatment. Read the Article
Understanding the EBITDA
Want an understandable glimpse at a business’s earnings potential? Consider EBITDA. We explain in this week’s Business Tip.
Stocks Step Up
Brands climbed on Thursday. The Nasdaq traded up to a new record level. Stocks prospered in the wake of dovish Federal Reserve commentary and despite continued Greek debt discussion. On another note, Labor Department data, released today, showed a jump in consumer prices for May.
Personal Property Floaters
Homeowners’ policies only insure your possessions up to certain limits. Adding a floater can expand your coverage. Learn all about it in this week’s Insurance Tip.
Brands Advance
Indices turned higher on Wednesday. Stocks advanced on Federal Reserve news. Commentary from the Federal Open Market Committee meeting showed little change.
How Long Are You on the Hook for a Tax Assessment?
Surprise, surprise. The statute of limitations for your tax return isn’t as clean cut as you hoped. We explain in this week’s Tax Tip.
Session Ends With Gains
Tuesday’s trading session ended in positive territory. Stocks gained ahead of Federal Reserve meeting commentary. Procter & Gamble tacked on 1.4 percent today following news it had sold its Max Factor, Covergirl and Wella brands to Coty for $12 billion.