Vaccines Proven to PREVENT INFECTION -Bill Rutherford, MD March 29, 2021 OK – so I’m a geek, but as a physician and a reasonable scientist, but this is one of the most exciting studies I’ve seen. While the effectiveness of the current vaccines at preventing serious illness and death due to COVID is unquestionable, […]
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The Markets (as of market close March 26, 2021) Stocks ended last Monday mostly higher, as a rise in Treasury prices sent yields lower, which offered a boost to equities, particularly tech shares. The Nasdaq jumped 1.2%, the S&P 500 gained 0.7%, and the Dow rose 0.3%. Small-cap shares underperformed, driving the Russell 2000 down
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This article was originally published by the Wall Street Journal When was the last time you cleaned up the family filing cabinet? Be honest. If you’re like me, that unsightly metal rectangle is probably overstuffed with old utility bills, medical records and tax returns. With tax season under way and extra time at home, it
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The Markets (as of market close March 19, 2021) Stocks opened last week higher on encouraging economic and vaccine news. The S&P 500 climbed for the fifth straight session, closing up 0.7%, and the Dow advanced for the seventh session, reaching another record high after gaining 0.5%. Tech stocks rebounded, driving the Nasdaq up 1.1%.
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On Thursday, March 11, 2021, the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA 2021) was signed into law. This is a $1.9 trillion emergency relief package that includes payments to individuals and funding for federal programs, vaccines and testing, state and local governments, and schools. It is intended to assist individuals and businesses during the
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The Markets (as of market close March 12, 2021) Stocks opened last week mixed, as cyclicals and value stocks advanced, while tech stocks plunged. The Dow (1.0%), the Global Dow (0.8%), and the Russell 2000 (0.5%) posted moderate gains. The S&P 500 fell 0.5%. The Nasdaq dove into correction territory after dropping 2.4% on the
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Selecting a filing status is one of the first decisions you’ll make when you fill out your federal income tax return, so it’s important to know the rules. And because you may have more than one option, you need to know the advantages and disadvantages of each. Making the right decision about your filing status
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Q: What do you love most about the financial industry? A: It’s always been important to me to find work that is interesting and it’s always a bonus to help people. With financial planning everyday is different because every client is different. I love getting to know the people I’m helping and diving into their
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This article originally appeared here: Shredding Documents to Keep Your Identity Safe (thebalance.com) Credit Card Offers, Bank Statements, Canceled Checks, and More Each day, the U.S. Postal Services delivers more than 187 million pieces of mail1, and much of that correspondence contains sensitive personal information. A lot of it may seem like junk mail, but
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The Markets (as of market close February 26, 2021) Stocks opened last week mixed to lower. Only the Dow (0.1%) and the Global Dow (0.2%) were able to eke out minimal gains. The Nasdaq plunged 2.5% amid a tech sell-off. The S&P 500 fell for the fifth straight session, dropping 0.8%, and the Russell 2000
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