What You Should Know About the U.S. Debt Ceiling
The United States government could run out of money by June 1st, unless an agreement is made to borrow more. So, how did we get to this point?
Biden Proposes New Rules That Could Require Airlines to Pay U.S. Passengers for Travel Headaches
Good news for weary travelers: The Biden Administration is writing new rules that will require airlines to compensate passengers with cash when the airline is responsible for a cancellation or lengthy delay.
President Biden Issues First Veto of Presidency On Retirement Investment Resolution
In the first veto of his presidency, Biden sought to kill a Republican-authored measure that would ban the government from considering the impact of climate change and other ESG factors when making investment decisions for people’s retirement plans.
Bankrupt FTX Asks for $90 Million in Political Donations Back
Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried and FTX Digital Markets Co-CEO Ryan Salame were two of the largest political donors during the last election cycle. Now, the company’s debtors want the money back.
Episode 134 – How the Midterm Elections Will Impact the Markets
Don't let post-election panic drive your investing decisions... here's a look back at how elections typically effect market performance, and some specifics around this year's midterm election results.
Biden Asks Congress for $33 Billion in Aid to Ukraine – Daily Flash Briefing
Here's a look into the $33 billion aid package President Biden proposed to Congress Thursday.
What The SECURE Act 2.0 Could Mean for Your Retirement Savings
The SECURE Act 2.0 spells out big changes for how 401(k)s are administrated. Here's what you should know.
Democrats Hint At Delaying Voting on Biden’s “Build Back Better” Plan Until 2022 – Daily Flash Briefing
According to congressional sources, Democrats in the Senate are preparing to miss the self-imposed deadline to pass "Build Back Better" by the end of the year.