Despite some bumps in the road, 2021 has mostly looked like a recovery for the U.S. economy. As life looked a little more normal, spending has ramped up and investor confidence has grown. In the first quarter of 2021, the S&P 500 recorded a 52% growth in earnings, which is higher than we’ve seen in […]
What the Massachusetts Work from Home Tax Means for NH Residents
New Hampshire residents who worked remotely for Massachusetts companies during the COVID-19 pandemic may have to pay Massachusetts income tax, according to a state regulation. New Hampshire considered this regulation, which applies to about 80,000 NH residents, unconstitutional. The state brought it to the Supreme Court, who rejected the complaint without hearing it. So what […]
COVID-19 and the Wealth Gap: The Long-Term Impact
Major financial crises have a way of creating wealth divides. There was one after the 2008 housing crisis, The COVID-19 pandemic, which has had a significant impact on the economy, is certainly an example of that. The financial losses of this pandemic have been vastly different for everyone. For some – particularly white collar workers […]
What Happens to Your Estate if You don’t have a Will?
It might be grim to think about your own death, but when it comes to estate planning, procrastinating can be a very costly mistake. Look at Zappos’ founder Tony Hsieh, who died last year. Despite a net worth of $840 million, Hsieh didn’t have a plan in place for his estate. Following his death, his […]
2021 Housing Market: What’s Going On
If you’ve tried to buy or sell a house this year, then you know that this is no ordinary housing market. Houses are selling almost as soon as they’re listed, and for much higher than asking. Competition is fierce for properties that are available. And inventory is down significantly. So, what’s contributing to this trend, […]
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