The 401(k) Savings Surge: What Investors Need to Know Now The momentum behind 401(k) savings rates is not just holding steady—it’s reaching unprecedented heights. In 2024, the average combined savings rate (employee deferrals plus employer … Read more
The Republican "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" proposes sweeping federal spending cuts that could dramatically reshape the American healthcare landscape—and not for the better. A recent in-depth report from Third Way, a respected Washington, D.C. … Read more
As Senate Republicans push forward with President Trump’s ambitious spending package, the spotlight is on the future of the child tax credit—a critical financial lifeline for millions of American families. But beneath the surface of … Read more
Here’s an exclusive deep dive into the Senate GOP’s new auto loan interest tax break and why it matters — or doesn’t — for most American drivers. Spoiler: Not all drivers will benefit equally, and … Read more
Credit Card Interest Rates Hit New Highs—What Investors and Consumers Must Know Now Credit card interest rates are climbing again, even as the Federal Reserve has paused its rate hikes and even cut rates three … Read more
As the political landscape shifts, a critical warning flashes for consumers and investors alike: Republican-led legislation poised for a vote by the Fourth of July threatens to dismantle many of the clean energy tax incentives … Read more
Why the GOP’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” Could Be a Financial Setback for Student Loan Borrowers—and What Investors Should Watch The Republican-led “One Big Beautiful Bill” (OBBB) is stirring up significant debate—and not just in … Read more
The Federal Reserve’s recent decision to hold interest rates steady has sent ripples through the financial world, and savvy investors need to understand what this means beyond the headlines. While President Trump’s calls for rate … Read more
Republicans’ sweeping student loan overhaul: What investors and advisors must know now The GOP’s proposed “One Big Beautiful Bill” aims to reshape federal student lending in ways that could ripple far beyond borrowers, impacting economic … Read more
As the clock ticks toward 2033, the financial health of Social Security—a cornerstone of retirement security for millions of Americans—remains precarious. The latest Social Security Board of Trustees report confirms what many have feared: the … Read more