In today’s corporate world, the issue of employees abusing corporate expenses is all too common. A 2016 global survey of CFOs revealed shocking requests made by employees, such as doggie day spa visits, taxidermy services, dance classes, a side of beef, and even a welder. These bizarre requests highlight the lack of control that companies
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Christina Lewis’ journey into the world of wealth management began at the age of 7 when she started helping her father manage his stock portfolio. Even at such a young age, she was designated as her father’s “broker” and took an active role in tracking stocks and understanding the market. Her father’s passing at the
The U.S. Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service have recently announced that more than $1 billion in tax credits is being provided as an upfront cash incentive to buyers of electric vehicles. This initiative was established through the Inflation Reduction Act, which allows for tax credits worth up to $7,500 for new EVs and $4,000
The recent investigation into United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain by federal court-appointed monitor Neil Barofsky has raised concerns about potential abuses of power within the union. The monitor is looking into allegations of obstruction and interference by union leaders, including Fain, which could violate a 2020 consent decree between the UAW and the U.S.
The U.S. economy seems to have segmented consumers into categories of individuals with abundant financial resources and those without, including retirees. As Cerulli Associates’ senior analyst Chayce Horton pointed out, there is evidence of a significant wealth transfer occurring between generations. This transfer is estimated to be around $84 trillion by Cerulli and is expected
The Covid-19 pandemic not only exposed the vulnerabilities in the American economy but also highlighted the resilience within certain sectors. Child care, in particular, took center stage as daycares closed, schools shifted to remote learning, and parents struggled to balance work and childcare responsibilities. While employment in the child care sector has slowly recovered post-pandemic,
Mega backdoor Roth conversions are a powerful strategy that can significantly boost tax-free retirement savings for individuals who exceed the income limits for traditional Roth IRA contributions. This maneuver involves making after-tax contributions to a 401(k) plan and then converting these funds to a Roth IRA. Unlike regular backdoor Roth conversions, mega backdoor conversions allow
Rivian Automotive has recently announced an overhaul of its all-electric R1 pickup and SUV models, focusing on improving range, performance, and computing power. One of the most significant changes in the 2025 model-year vehicles is the incorporation of Nvidia chips to boost computing capabilities. The upgraded system now boasts ten times more performance than its
Salesforce, a leading enterprise tech giant, has recently announced its plans to open an artificial intelligence center in London. This move is seen as a bullish bet on the U.K. as a global technology hub. The U.S. software giant has stated that the new facility, which spans over 40,000 square feet in London’s Blue Fin
Generation X, often referred to as the sandwich generation, faces the daunting task of balancing financial responsibilities for both their adult children and aging parents while also striving to secure their own future retirement. This cohort is known for being resilient, having grown up as latchkey kids in households where both parents worked. Despite experiencing