S&P 500 Finishes the Year at a Record High, Unemployment Numbers Decrease Slowly
The S&P showed a 70% recovery since its lowest point earlier in the year. A forward-looking market, relief legislation and just plain innovation all contributed to the recovery of a bleak market back in the spring. Our update looks at what we learned and where we find ourselves now.
U.S. stock markets remained calm as a fresh chapter opened in the coronavirus stimulus saga last week. Congress managed to cobble together a new stimulus package that was acceptable to both sides and pass it. The proposed package included money to help states distribute vaccines, an unemployment benefits extension, $600 checks for eligible Americans, aid for […]
Congress is at $900 billion, will they hear $1.4 trillion, $1.4 trillion, governments at $900 billion, who’ll go $1.4 trillion, $1.4 trillion…
Last week, there was speculation about whether some parts of the U.S. stock market have gotten frothy
The need for long term care not only changes the life of the person needing care, but the lives of all the others who care about that person. Loved ones will have no choice but to provide care if other plans, professional caregivers and financing are not already in place.
What’s the difference between Long-term Care, Acute Care and Extended Care?
The U.S. economy is like a semi-trailer truck. No one likes being stuck behind a semi at a stoplight because big trucks don’t go from zero to 60 in 2.5 seconds. Neither does the U.S. economy.
