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One of the greatest dislocations in the market right now is between value and growth, and it is the best time to get into value investing, according to Morningstar. Jody Fitzgerald, Morningstar head of institutional portfolio management, said the market sell-off associated with the COVID-19 pandemic had provided an almost “once-in-a-decade” opportunity. “The sell-off has been short, in terms of its time frame, and on the surface, it looks like… Read More »Best time for value equities – Money Management

A small struggle, led by technology, is shaping up for Tuesday, as a big earnings week is upon us and COVID-19 worries hover. One distraction right now — the war between short sellers and a group of stock enthusiasts behind GameStop GME, +72.33%. Shares of the videogame retailer are up 23% in premarket trading after Monday’s wild session. To some, this is stirring memories of the dot-com boom and bust,… Read More »Here’s what the robot fund that’s beating the S&P 500 is investing in now – MarketWatch

{{featured_button_text}} .tnt-restrict-img-edad2a87-d59d-5db4-9b11-72342646a44d { max-width: 960px; } Dori Zinn – Forbes Advisor As you prepare for tax season, you’ll need to get your paperwork in order, including forms related to your income, expenses and assets. And you may be asking if personal loans are taxable and if you should include any paperwork for them in that pile. Your personal loan is just that: a loan. Most of the time, your personal… Read More »Are Personal Loans Taxable & Considered Income? | Personal-finance | fredericksburg.com – Fredericksburg.com

Jan. 24, 2021 8:00 am ET With 2020 in the rearview mirror, and the end of the pandemic (fingers crossed) in sight, there’s a lot of economic damage to be assessed. But there are also a lot of personal-finance lessons we can learn—lessons that will put us in good stead, whatever the economic future holds. Lessons about the importance of emergency funds and having different income streams. Lessons about how… Read More »15 Personal-Finance Lessons We Can All Learn From the Year of Covid-19 – The Wall Street Journal

.tnt-restrict-img-291973c5-099e-5d89-924d-dbf52375b972 { max-width: 700px; } (Christy Bieber) Paying taxes on time is important to avoid IRS penalties. But how exactly do you pay your taxes? Depending on your situation, you have a few different options for submitting the money you owe to the IRS — some of which are better than others. Image source: Getty Images. Here are your options for paying taxes Most people do no have to pay… Read More »How to Actually Pay Your Taxes | Personal Finance | mooresvilletribune.com – Mooresville Tribune

Don’t miss these top money and investing features: These money and investing stories, popular with MarketWatch readers over the past week, can help you read the financial markets more clearly so you can foresee changes and take advantage of them, rather than be distressed and disrupted by them. Sign up here to get MarketWatch’s best mutual funds and ETF stories emailed to you weekly! INVESTING NEWS & TRENDS Here’s how to… Read More »These money and investing tips can keep your portfolio on the cutting edge – MarketWatch

Jan 22, 2021 5:43 PM EST COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– One study found 64% of Americans are starting the new year with credit card debt, but there are some things experts say you can do. First, cut back on frivolous spending. The survey from topcashback.com says to hold yourself accountable by having a money buddy help you stick to your financial goals. Next, use a repayment strategy that works for you.… Read More »Money management tips to ease your credit card debt – Abccolumbia.com