The U.S. construction industry faces a high degree of uncertainty. On one hand, demand for new housing and infrastructure remains high, driven by a persistent housing shortage and a wave of federal investment. On the other hand, the sector is grappling with notable headwinds: labor shortages have tightened the market for skilled workers, while overall construction spending has slowed in recent…
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Retirees in 2026 are looking for something simple: predictable income without unnecessary risk. With inflation still pressuring household budgets and...
Monday, February 16, is Presidents’ Day. It is a day many Americans take off, and, honestly, not many of us...
Couples who have been married for 30 or 40 years often assume they know everything about each other’s finances, but...
After years of record-breaking appreciation, the fever has finally broken in select pockets of the American real estate market. According...
We are often told that inflation has “cooled” to around 3%, but that figure is an average that hides the...
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