Month: October 2021

What Is Social Security? The Social Security program was established in 1935 to provide retirement income for certain U.S. workers. It was later expanded to cover most of the workforce. Today, it remains America’s pension plan and the financial lifeline that many people use to stay afloat in their old age. Social Security provides 37%
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There are many reasons to believe the share price of QuantumScape (NYSE:QS) stock should rise. After all, the company is developing solid-state lithium EV batteries for future commercialization. Yet, QS stock is down almost 73% year-to-date. What’s with the disconnect? Source: Michael Vi / Shutterstock.com Such batteries promise a quantum leap over current dominant lithium-ion
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Many studies have investigated how disparities in homeownership rates among Black and Latino Americans, as compared with their white peers, contribute to the country’s broader racial wealth gap. But new research finds that even among those Black and Latino Americans who are able to achieve homeownership, the return on their investment pales in comparison to
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ViacomCBS (NASDAQ:VIAC) has been a costly disappointment for some investors in 2021. Enthusiasm over the company’s newly-announced streaming plans paired with Reddit-fueled retail investors drove VIAC stock past $100 three weeks into March. That was a 174% gain in under four months. Source: Jer123 / Shutterstock.com A catastrophic crash then saw shares lose half their
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A bit of positive news included in Carnival’s (NYSE:CCL) second-quarter results lifted CCL  stock in late September. But even as the world appears on track to get “back to normal,” you may not want to buy Carnival’s shares at its present levels. There’s a good chance that the cruise line operator’s results will fully bounce
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