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Don’t Hold Your Breath For Biden’s Big Stimulus Plan—Here’s Why Some Of It Might Be Delayed
There’s no guarantee that Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus package can pass Congress with every provision Biden is pushing for.
Yellen's call to 'act big' reflects long re-think on big government debt
At Janet Yellen’s confirmation hearing Tuesday she nodded to the need for the federal debt to be put on a “sustainable” path, at least eventually.
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These States Have Best-Interest Rules for Annuities
Five states have already approved these rules, while seven more have pending proposals.
The Insured Retirement Institute Has Some Questions For Janet Yellen
The IRI wants to know what Yellen is thinking about retirement issues such as income planning and aging.
2020 Concludes With Intestate Celebrity Estates
The year 2020, plagued by COVID-19, has exposed all of our vulnerabilities to disease and death, regardless of age, gender, and socio-economic class.
Use My Likeness? Over My Dead Body!
New York is joining California, Tennessee, and 21 other states in recognizing a post-mortem right of publicity.