More than 79 million American households will pay zero federal income taxes for 2018, an increase thanks to the Trump tax cuts. The Tax Policy Center says that changes in the law mean more than 45% of American tax filers will pay nothing in federal taxes this year. This tax code quirk, usually the domain […]
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Mark Mobius to Investors: Brace for 40% Stock Market Correction
Famed investment expert Mark Mobius is warning of an impending large-scale stock market correction. Mobius believes that a potential stock market crash anywhere between 30% to 40% could be in the offing. “I’m much more cautious. There could be a substantial correction in the markets … these short-term corrections can be quite dramatic,” Mobius said. […]
7 Powerful Habits of Wealthy Real Estate Investors
Wealthy real estate investors don’t do things that differently from the average investor, but they do have different habits — and those habits drive them toward ever-greater profits. Rich property investors follow certain investing practices which are acquired by discipline and eventually become their second nature. Here are 7 highly effective habits of wealthy real […]
The Dollar Is Tanking. Here’s Where to Invest to Maximize Gains Now.
Financial analysts say that now is the optimal time to invest abroad — while the dollar is weak. That’s because as the value of foreign currencies rise against a falling dollar the return on foreign investment increases. The U.S. dollar lost more than 12% of its value against a host of foreign currencies since January 2017. […]
Millennials Are Missing Their Only Real Chance at Ever Retiring
A new Gallup poll reveals that less than half of all Millennials are currently investing in the stock market. The stock market crash of 2008 and market volatility seem to be a primary reason for reticence to invest among young Americans. Only 37% of people under the age of 35, the Millennial demographic, owned stocks […]
Google Could Be Next Under the Spotlight for Data Abuses
Recently, Facebook has been the object of public fury upon the discovery that it uses individuals’ private data without their knowledge or consent. Those who criticized Facebook would be surprised to learn Google gathers far more personal information than its social media peer. For now, Google has escaped the wrath visited upon Facebook by irate […]
Opinion: Facebook Workers Can See Anything They Want On Your Profile. That’s Wrong.
Bedeviled by the uproar created by disclosure concerning its callous disregard for its user privacy, Facebook’s business practices continue to generate controversy. The latest contentious privacy-related issue concerns Facebook employees’ ability to access users’ profiles without disclosure or obtaining the user’s permission. This dual privacy standard is symptomatic of a dilemma for the company: How […]
Property Investors Identify Asia as the Hot New Frontier for Alternative Real Estate Growth
International property consultants say that there has been a shift among real estate investors to alternative assets in Asia Pacific which offer more attractive yields and stronger long-term growth prospects. According to Rohit Hemnani, Head of Alternatives, JLL Asia Pacific, the alternative real estate market in Asia Pacific is still not as mature as the […]
As Debt Spirals into Trillions, Trump Backers Call for Law to Make Tax Cuts Permanent
Gary Cohn, the Goldman Sachs banker turned advisor to President Trump and now former head of the National Economic Council, says that personal tax cuts passed in recent tax overhaul legislation should be made permanent. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 made deep cuts to both corporate and individual tax rates, but only the […]
Californians Revolt Against $5K Monthly Rents, Bet On Ballot Measure to Halt Crisis
Renters in the Golden State have had enough. They’ve collected more than enough signatures to put rent control on the ballot this fall. The Costa Hawkins Rental Housing Act passed in 1995. The law made it illegal for a number of Californian cities to exert rent control on structures built after 1995. The law retroactively […]










