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If you want higher pay, your chances are better now than in 6 months, says expert: ‘Make your moves as soon as possible’

January 9, 2023 admin-dominor business news, Careers, Employment figures, Family finances, Inflation, jobs, Joe Biden, Labor issues, New York City, Personal debt, PERSONAL FINANCE, Personal income, Personal saving, Personal spending, Salary and benefits, U.S. Economy, United States, Wage gap

A strong labor market means employees have the upper hand. But that may not last for long, experts say. Source

Trump’s tax returns show no Social Security benefit income. Here’s what retirees can learn about claiming

January 6, 2023 admin-dominor Accounting, business news, Donald Trump, Family finances, Income Tax, Inflation, Internal Revenue Service, Payroll services, Personal debt, PERSONAL FINANCE, Personal investing, Personal saving, Personal spending, Personal taxes, Retiree finances, Retirement planning, Social Security, tax preparation and payroll services, U.S. Social Security Administration

The former commander in chief seems to have foregone Social Security benefit income. But you may not want to employ

These states are raising their minimum wages in 2023. Chart shows where workers can expect higher pay

January 1, 2023 admin-dominor Amazon.com Inc, business news, Costco Wholesale Corp, Employment costs, Family finances, Financial planning, Income disparity, Inflation, jobs, Labor issues, Legislation, minimum wage, Personal debt, PERSONAL FINANCE, Personal income, Personal saving, Personal spending, Poverty, Salary and benefits, Target Corp, United States, Wage gap, Walmart Inc, washington, Wealth

As the calendar turns to a new year, as many as 26 states are expected to mandate a higher minimum

Building emergency savings is a top financial resolution for 2023, survey finds. Here’s how to get started

December 30, 2022 admin-dominor business news, Credit card debt, Family finances, Inflation, interest rates, Personal debt, PERSONAL FINANCE, Personal income, Personal loans, Personal saving, Personal spending, Retirement planning, Suze Orman

When it comes to financial resolutions for 2023, there's one goal at the top of many people's lists — building

The ‘Secure 2.0’ retirement legislation leaves a ‘huge problem untouched,’ labor economist warns. How these changes could help

December 21, 2022 admin-dominor 401(k) plans, business news, Family finances, Income disparity, Individual retirement accounts, Legislation, minimum wage, Personal debt, PERSONAL FINANCE, Personal income, Personal saving, Personal spending, Poverty, Retiree finances, Retirees, Retirement planning, Social Security, Wage gap

New legislation may help make it easier to automatically enroll workers in retirement plans. But to keep retirees out of

How Congress may make it easier to set money aside for emergency expenses

November 25, 2022 admin-dominor 401(k) plans, business news, Congress, Credit card debt, Family finances, Financial planning, Individual retirement accounts, Legislation, Personal debt, PERSONAL FINANCE, Personal income, Personal loans, Personal saving, Personal spending, Personnel, Retirement planning, Social issues, United States, Wages and salaries

Finding the cash to cover the cost of an emergency is a big challenge for many individuals and families. Several

House Democrats call for action on Social Security reform. What that could mean for your benefits

August 15, 2022 admin-dominor 401(k) plans, business news, Congress, Disability benefits, Employee benefits, Employee pension benefits, Family finances, Financial planning for marriage, Fiscal policy, Government pensions and social security, Individual retirement accounts, Inflation, Investment management, John B. Larson, Legislation, National security, PERSONAL FINANCE, Personal income, Personal investing, Personal saving, Personal spending, Politics, Retiree finances, Retirees, Retirement planning, Social issues, Social Security, U.S. Social Security Administration

Democrats are seeking to bring a bill to enhance Social Security benefits up for a vote on the House floor

‘Once-in-a-generation’ prescription drug pricing reform could be coming. Here’s what we know

July 29, 2022 admin-dominor business news, Charles Schumer, Congress, Family finances, Health care costs, Health care policy, Individual health insurance, Joe Manchin, Legislation, Medicare, Medicare health plans, Medicare Part D, PERSONAL FINANCE, Personal health insurance, Politics, Prescription drug benefits, Prescription drug costs, Prescription drugs, Retiree finances, Retirees, Social issues, U.S. Democratic Party, US Senate, Vaccinations

A Democratic bill calls for letting Medicare negotiate the price of prescription drugs. The change may result in significant savings

Summer temperatures — and inflation — are running hot. Here’s how to save money on cooling bills as prices rise

June 29, 2022 admin-dominor business news, Electric utilities, Energy, Environment, Family finances, Gas utilities, Heat waves, housing, Inflation, Investment strategy, lifestyle, natural disasters, PERSONAL FINANCE, Personal income, Personal saving, Personal spending, U.S. Department of Energy, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, United States, Utilities

The combination of a hot summer and rising energy prices can pinch Americans' budgets. Here are some ways to save

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