7 Things You Need To Do To Prepare For A Potential Recession Getty If you spend two minutes reading the news, you’ll likely see headlines about stock prices falling or economic output decreasing. This article won’t be focused on trying to predict when the next recession will happen. What it will do, is help you
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ASSOCIATED PRESS After years of ignoring the problem of age discrimination in employment, the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunities Commission (EEOC) appears to have turned a corner. In September, the EEOC filed four age discrimination lawsuits, settled one age discrimination lawsuit and won a jury verdict in an age discrimination case. The significance of this activity
By Michelle V. Rafter, Next Avenue Contributor Getty People 50 and older who freelance, according to the just-released Freelancing in America: 2019 report, fall roughly into two groups. There are those on the younger side who do it for the flexibility or because they think they might not be able to find work otherwise. And
Manufacturing Decline Follows Unaddressed Inequality And Trade Wars. Getty The economy is slowing while manufacturing already appears in a recession. President Trump’s trade wars over the past two years or so have massively contributed to the recent downturn. But his economic policy failures go beyond that. Most importantly, rather than addressing glaring economic inequalities that
Share to facebook Share to twitter Share to linkedin Historical data shows October isn’t always a bad month. AFP/Getty Images Topline: The stock market’s rough beginning to the month has some investors recalling other awful Octobers in the past—but history suggests there may not be a reason to panic yet. October is known for huge
Source: Stock.Adobe.com How to invest as the economy cracks Impeachment talk is flying around social media. Polls are being taken, and so are sides in the battle. But I am here to tell you that as an investor, it is not what matters right now. Because whatever happens in the accelerating impeachment saga, the immediate
What Should Accountants and Attorneys Tell Their Clients About New Regulations That Govern Their Financial Advisers Getty Creative What Do Accountants And Attorneys Need To Know About New SEC Regulations That Affect Their Clients’ Financial Advisers? Clients of accountants and attorneys are bound to ask questions about new SEC regulations that affect their relationships with
Only about 35% of families remain “traditional.” Modern families need modern planning! Girls sitting together and holding hands Getty The 45th Annual Notre Dame Tax & Estate Planning Institute in South Bend, IN brings together some of the top estate planners from around the country to lecture at a two day conference. This is the
By Chris Farrell, Next Avenue Contributor Heidi and Tom Notbohm, innkeepers at The Buckingham Inn Bed & Breakfast in Madison, Wisc. Heidi and Tom Notbohm Second-act entrepreneurship is a certifiable trend, with 55-to-64-year-olds now accounting for 26% of new entrepreneurs, according to the Kauffman Foundation. But some of these entrepreneurs launch despite naysayers saying: Don’t
Getty Images Generation X or Gen X is nothing if not consistent. In retirement surveys and studies, they often come up as the generation most in need of help getting to retirement. Yet their do-it-yourself, independent nature doesn’t lend itself to getting the guidance that is often needed. Gen X needs some help. Initially, their retirement planning started