This past summer, the city of New York passed new regulations that effectively ban short-term rentals, hurting companies like Airbnb and hosts who have rented rooms and apartments to supplement income. For individual Americans, the financial impact of this growing trend will vary, depending upon where they live in the short-term rental ecosystem—as renter, traveler or host.
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The financial advice industry is in desperate need of a new crop of advisors. It matters to all Americans, especially younger Americans, who will need experienced financial professionals to help them attain their financial goals.
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One of the more consequential decisions a newly married couple will make at the start of their marriage is whether to combine their financial lives or keep their finances separate. There is no one right answer since it depends upon a couple’s financial circumstances and preferences.
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Over 3 million K-12 students were homeschooled in 2021-2022. The reasons for choosing homeschooling vary by family, but usually include a dissatisfaction with the quality of their public school, a difference of opinion in the content taught to children, the questionable safety of public schools and the belief that more individualized lessons will improve learning.
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Podcasts have become one of the chief ways to reach audiences in recent years. Podcasting is an excellent way for financial professionals to expand their reach and build trust and credibility within their target markets, generate leads, and establish personal connections with the investing public.
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