Weekly Market Commentary, July 14, 2020
Stocks continued to climb in the face of an increasing number of new COVID-19 cases and evidence the surge is stifling the economy’s ability to recover.
Stocks continued to climb in the face of an increasing number of new COVID-19 cases and evidence the surge is stifling the economy’s ability to recover.
Receiving unemployment compensation is a huge help. But an unexpected tax hit? Not so much. Here, we go through 3 ways you can take control of your taxes if you claimed unemployment benefits during COVID-19.
The S&P 500 wrapped up its best quarter since 1998, gaining 20.5 percent, amid a strong employment report and continued concerns around the virus.
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The daily total for new virus cases topped 40,000 as a resurgence in the South and Southwest pushed new cases to an all-time-record high.
While an investment advisor can be helpful in any situation, hiring one is typically more important when you are nearing retirement or have complex issues and questions to sort out.
Retail sales and food services jumped 17.7 percent in May, beating estimates of 8 percent growth. The strong rebound follows sharp declines the previous month created by social distancing.
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The S&P 500 dropped 4.7 percent last week on concerns the uptick in new coronavirus cases would persist and slow the economic rally.
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