The Class of 2025 is graduating into the toughest job market in decades—fewer postings, more competition, and AI reshaping entry-level roles. What does this mean for new grads and the future of white-collar work?
A new tax break promises relief for car loan interest, but the fine print is packed with restrictions. From income limits to U.S. assembly requirements, the OBBBA provision may leave many taxpayers disappointed.
Is Washington becoming Wall Street’s biggest investor? The “Henssler Money Talks” hosts discuss the government’s latest 15% stake in MP Materials and nearly 10% in Intel, as it is taking positions in the same companies citizens invest in. We explore how the deal illustrates the CHIPS Act’s impact on U.S. economic policy, combining subsidies, national security priorities, and direct investment to rebuild domestic manufacturing.
As seen in this week’s Marietta Daily Journal: Too much company stock = too much risk. Bil Lako, CFP®, explains why your paycheck and portfolio shouldn’t depend on one company.
Thinking about solar panels, energy-efficient upgrades, or an EV? Federal tax credits are expiring much sooner than expected under the new ‘One Big Beautiful Bill.’ Act fast before the window closes.
Good news for retirees! Starting in 2025, seniors 65+ may qualify for a NEW $6,000 tax deduction to help offset rising living costs. Married couples could deduct up to $12,000—on top of the standard deduction.