by amybrandts | Apr 16, 2012 | Articles, In The News
Could $5 gas arrive with summer? Short-term price jumps in retail gasoline are often partly tempered by lessening demand. That is, the price of gas climbs to a certain point where consumers simply decide to cut back on their driving. As demand drops, prices finally follow.
This could easily happen; it may happen soon. Yet when we look at the macro view, we have not been following the classic pattern.
And who is to blame for soaring gas prices?
by amybrandts | Apr 6, 2012 | Articles, Economic Updates
Here is an overview of six of the key federal tax law changes that will affect your planning for this current tax year (2012).
by amybrandts | Mar 28, 2012 | Articles, Newsletters
This month: The Federal Reserve put 19 major banks through an annual stress test recently. And with tax season upon us, there are always under-publicized tax changes you should know about. Read the details, along with the March economic update, in our March...
by amybrandts | Mar 22, 2012 | Articles, Blog, In The News
Every year, the IRS institutes big and little changes – and some don’t get as much notice as they should. This year is no exception. Here is a rundown of some of alterations and asterisks affecting taxpayers this year.
by amybrandts | Mar 13, 2012 | Articles, Economic Updates
The first two months of 2012 saw the best year-opening advance in some time for the Dow, NASDAQ and S&P. What else is in the news for the first of March? How are consumers feeling?