Category: Business
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Trump Says He Will Tax All Steel and Aluminum Imports to the U.S. at 25%
U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Sunday (10) that he plans to tax all steel and aluminum imports to the United States at 25%. The five largest suppliers of steel to the American market in January were Canada, followed by Brazil, Mexico, South Korea, and Germany. Canada also led aluminum exports to the United States…
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State Farm Seeks Rate Increase in California After Fires
State Farm, the largest homeowners insurance company in California, urgently requested state regulators to approve an average rate increase of 22%, a concerning sign for an already fragile insurance market.
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How Much Does a Super Bowl Commercial Cost This Year?
When it comes to live television, DVR recordings have made it possible to skip commercials with little effort. Many streaming services offer the option to pay more each month to avoid being inundated with ads. The NFL itself offered seven hours of football without commercials before changing the slogan at the end of the 2024…
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‘No Buy 2025’: These Americans Are Not Very Optimistic About the Economy
TikTok videos encouraging people to challenge themselves to spend less have been attracting quite a bit of attention on the popular social media app. Participating in the latest no-spend challenge — known as ‘No Buy 2025’ — means eliminating virtually all non-essential purchases, including but not limited to new clothes, makeup, furniture, dining out, takeout…
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US, Mexico, and Canada Negotiate to Avoid Tariffs
On Saturday (1st), President Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on all products from Mexico and Canada entering the United States and a 10% tariff on Chinese products. According to the U.S. government, this measure is a way to pressure these countries to curb the influx of drugs and illegal immigrants into the United States.…
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Brazil Breaks Record for International Tourists and Establishes Itself as One of the Main Destinations in South America
Brazil breaks the record for international tourists in the country, with a total of over 6.621 million travelers, surpassing the historic mark of 2018.
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Navigating Your Finances During a Presidential Transition
It is common to wonder how a new presidential administration will affect your wallet. As policies and regulations change, many people find themselves questioning what this means for their money. According to certified financial planning professionals (CFP), here’s how to safely navigate your finances during a presidential transition: • Take market coverage with a grain…
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Major Scams to Watch Out for This Tax Season
The days of filing paper tax returns are over, and criminals are taking advantage. With taxpayers managing their sensitive information online, thieves are finding new ways to deceive victims. Just in 2023, the IRS reported $5.5 billion lost to tax fraud schemes. And the increasing prevalence of artificial intelligence means that tax scams this year…
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What You Need to Know About Digital Mortgage Tools
With the increased use of digital tools, the mortgage process today looks quite different from what it was for previous generations. These new technologies can make the real estate loan process more efficient for both homebuyers and those refinancing their mortgage. However, it is important to understand how your information is being used. To help…
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Many New Experiences Debuting in Orlando in 2025
Orlando will debut more than 25 new experiences in 2025, including its first new theme park in over 25 years, promising an “Unbelievably Real” getaway filled with themed restaurants and vibrant nightlife.