Low interest rates may be here to stay, but not for all financial products. Read what the Fed changed and how it may impact you.
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The Fed has a new approach to inflation: What it means for your savings, credit-card debt — and your mortgage rate
The S&P 500 and NASDAQ have dipped below their 50-day moving averages. For both, these averages and recent highs may pose resistance over the coming weeks, particularly as markets grapple with a bitter election and mixed virus trends. #AmeripriseResearch
Pumpkin spice-flavored treats. Fall activities. The leaves turning. What’s your favorite part of fall?
Before carpeting your entire home, read this.
Will record-high cash levels fund the market's next move higher? Longer-term, we expect cash levels to decline and add fuel to future market gains. However, we don’t expect a significant change in appetite for putting more cash to work over the near-term. #AmeripriseResearch
Talking to your parents about money can be uncomfortable in the moment, but beneficial in the long run. Reach out for guidance on starting a family money talk.
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How to Talk to Your Aging Parents About Their Money
Since the Q2 downturn, U.S. economic recovery has been stronger than anticipated. What’s the trajectory through year-end and into 2021? Chief Economist Russell Price discusses forecasts for employment rates as well as U.S. and global growth trends.
Prospects for a new round of fiscal stimulus have been a key catalyst for increases in the 10- and 30-year Treasury yields since the lows of August. Treasury rallies during equity market sell-offs have contributed to the saw tooth fluctuations. #AmeripriseResearch
Donating to a favorite charity this holiday season? Even if you take the standard deduction on your taxes, for just this year you can deduct up to an additional $300 in donations.
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The CARES Act added a new $300 charitable contribution deduction for 2020. Here's what you should know
Holiday shopping can be a great opportunity to teach children about saving money for gifts and other financial goals.
"Never spend your money before you have earned it." —Thomas Jefferson.
Are your priorities in order when it comes to money management?
