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Personal Finance Editor interested in wealth, taxes & business. Past: , , . Alum of , .

Washington, DC
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    Dec 7

    Designed this free five-week course for those looking to find their financial footing in the New Year & develop a big picture game plan for 2022. Sign up here:

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    Dec 13

    Here’s what experts are predicting for buyers, sellers, renters and new construction in 2022. What to Expect From the Housing Market in 2022

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    Dec 10

    Whether you’re a master at managing money or someone who shivers at the word “budget,” here’s some advice to make the end of the year a bit more manageable.

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    Dec 8

    Michigan St, LSU, and USC all recently signed college football coaches to massive multimillion-dollar deals. Despite the shock and awe for many observers, economists say these paydays are unsurprising.

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    Dec 7

    is now guessing that the tax legislation might not pass until early 2022. That would be too late for taxpayers to make adjustments in 2021, and would probably delay the start of the tax 2022 tax filing season.

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    Oct 28

    Remote workers may face multistate taxation and other tax consequences this year. Here's how remote work could affect your 2021 income taxes: | via for

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  7. Oct 21

    "It's awful that so many American children are being born into families where that is their beginning of life because it's dangerous for their health and it's dangerous for a mother's health. But this is the reality."

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  8. Oct 20

    The % of workers with access to paid family leave has risen to 23% among private workers in 2021. Regardless of federal possibilities, that number will likely jump as more states roll out new paid leave policies this year and next.

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    Oct 18

    The top 10% of U.S. earners owning 89% of all stocks is the headline, but this is the actual news from the report. Totally unrelated: The Fed doesn't have a press conference this month

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    Oct 18

    New: Biden admin is planning how it'll restart federal student loan payments next year when nearly 2yrs of pandemic relief ends. is looking at new flexibilities for borrowers & major outreach campaign to avert potential surge in delinquencies.

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    Oct 15

    The IRS is sending out the 4th advance child tax credit payment today, and gave a little more insight into what might have happened to delay last month's checks

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    Oct 15

    How can you protect your money when rise? dives in on the important things to watch for with and our chief research analyst.

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  13. Oct 15

    The ethos of crypto & the structure of traditional estate planning are by nature in conflict with one another - but leaders in the industry are developing a new sort of plan:

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    Oct 14

    JUST IN: Bitcoin futures ETFs said not to face any opposition at SEC, according to multiple sources confirming this (aside, I’m hearing same thing). Pretty much done deal. Expect launches next week. Nice late night story from

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  15. Oct 14

    These small businesses survived 2020 and wow, that's no small thing. Featuring , , and others:

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    Oct 13

    EXPLAINER: Rising inflation has triggered the largest jump in Social Security’s annual cost-of-living adjustment since 1983. Here's what the increase could mean for you.

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    Oct 8

    On the labor force side, -309K women left the labor force; 182K men joined it. Remember Sept 2020, when 865K women left the workforce? There's a pattern here: The return of school + child care issues + the pandemic. Public ed lost *161K* jobs in Sept 21

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    Oct 5

    Crypto-assets, including cryptocurrencies and noncurrency blockchain tokens, can hold significant family wealth and also present complex challenges to securing, transferring, protecting and gifting that wealth. Great rundown from

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    Sep 24

    New from : "...even though the current surge in inflation has affected short- and, to a lesser extent, medium-term inflation expectations, it did not significantly affect the anchoring of long-run inflation expectations."

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    Sep 17

    Friday evening update: The agency said it is aware of the situation and will share more information soon

    Parents report issues receiving September child tax credit payments, but the IRS isn't giving any answers
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