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Overview As we expected, the Federal Reserve (Fed) raised the fed funds rate by 0.25%, pushing the upper bound to ...
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Overview The monthly consumer inflation rate slowed slightly to 0.4% in February from 0.5% the previous month, enough to push ...
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Key Takeaways: The shift of consumer spending from goods to services has helped revive travel demand. This trend likely has ...
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Key Conclusions: Homebuilder stocks continue to advance despite underwhelming housing data. We suspect this represents price leading fundamentals. While mortgage ...
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The debt limit—commonly called the debt ceiling—is the maximum amount of debt the Treasury Department is authorized to borrow to ...
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Budgeting For The New Year Haven Financial Planning's own Katie Weibel joined Emily and Mercedes on AM Buffalo to discuss ...
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Biden-Harris Student Debt Relief Update - Protect Yourself From Scams A Letter from the U.S. Department of Education As we ...
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For teachers now back in the classroom, a big concern is how much they're spending on school supplies. For the ...
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Time Is Running Out to apply forPUBLIC SERVICE LOAN FORGIVENESS! As Teacher, Government Employee, Public Hospital Employee, Charity or if ...
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The average family spends over $1,000 on back-to-school YIKES! The CLOTHING Debacle – Anyone with a daughter knows this all ...
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The average family spends over $1,000 on back-to-school YIKES! By following all these eight back to school savings tips, my ...
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Everyone needs a retirement plan because after retirement, many people shift from wealth accumulation to wealth spending. When you picture ...
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