CUNY City University Is The Best ‘Value For Money’ University In 2023 

CUNY City College ranks as America’s best value for money college. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) takes second place, whilst University of Florida came in third. Princeton University and Stanford University ranked fourth and fifth, respectively. A new study reveals that CUNY City College comes top in a ranking of the best national universities and colleges, based on relative value...

Worries Resume For The Chinese Property Sector

FTSE 100 opens lower amid fresh property woes in China. Brent Crude edges back above $94 a barrel as supply concerns loom. Dollar strength amid forecasts high interest rates will linger for longer. Pound weaker after a deeper than expected contraction in the UK services sector. China’s Property Worries Resume The twin worries about the ongoing fragility in China’s economy...

The Federal Government Will Match Your Retirement Plan Savings By 50%. Here’s Who Qualifies.

A major change coming in 2027 could boost the retirement savings of millions of lower- and middle-income Americans. The federal government will start matching 50% of retirement account contributions up to $2,000 per year through the new Saver’s Match program. This money injects funds directly into savers’ accounts rather than simply reducing tax bills. For qualifying individuals, the Saver’s Match...

States With The Largest Decline In Homeownership Since 2000

Virginia is the state with the largest decrease in the percentage of homeowners North Dakota and Ohio are the second and third states with the largest decline Connecticut, Nevada, and Pennsylvania make the top ten states New data has revealed the states where there has been the largest decline in homeownership since 2000. These Are The States With The Largest...

<div>Another Intraday S&P 500 Squeeze?</div>

Another Intraday S&P 500 Squeeze?

S&P 500 couldn‘t break 4,345 yetsterday, let alone make good progress on 4,315, and as low 4,350s were holding up before the closing bell and premarket, it became justified earlier today to consider the daily glass half full indeed. Not that I would think today‘s new home sales or Richmond manufacturing would sink the markets (temporary rebound off low 4,350s...