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 | 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 1, 2012 | Articles, In The News
The good news is that tax changes in the proposed budget may be softened by bipartisan compromise. The proposals would impact the wealthiest Americans on several fronts.
by amybrandts | Mar 1, 2012 | Articles, In The News
The landmark mortgage settlement is big news, but will it make a big difference? What kind of relief will it offer? Who is affected?
by amybrandts | Aug 12, 2011 | In The News
An update by the Wall Street Journal about the battle over the federal deficit and the debt ceiling. Good news indeed! Wall Street Journal Update on Debt Plan 7/19/11
by amybrandts | Jul 6, 2011 | In The News
Too many people got caught up in buying bigger and fancier homes and are now deeply underwater. This article from Smart Money is good food for thought about home ownership. Is Home Ownership Overrated?