Canceling an old credit card may be a bad idea if you have a good credit history.
Part of that history is based on long you have been borrowing, and if that old card has a good history attached to it, it may be wiser to keep it.
A decade after the passage of the landmark Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017, Congress is once again at the center of a major tax debate. With many of the TCJA’s provisions set to expire on January 1 of next year, House Republicans have introduced and passed a new piece of legislation—dubbed by some, including the President, as “the one big beautiful bill.” More formally, the bill is essentially a redux of the original TCJA, aiming to make many of its provisions permanent while adding new features that could reshape the tax landscape for years to come. Preserving and Enhancing Key Provisions The...
June was a month of strong performance across global equity markets, with major indices in the U.S. and Europe reaching record highs. The S&P 500, in particular, delivered its fastest recovery from a 20% drawdown since 1928, buoyed by resilient...
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A convertible bond is a regular corporate bond that comes with a special...