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Customer feedback about New Era Protect is overwhelmingly positive in available reporting, but the recurring negative themes center on logistics — delayed delivery, stock outages, and purchases from u...
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) changed itemized-deduction rules for 2025: the SALT cap was raised to $40,000 (single and joint) with an income-based phaseout that begins at $500,000 of MAGI an...
The 2026 Social Security COLA is 2.8%, which will raise the average retiree’s check by about $56 per month, and Medicare Part B’s standard premium will rise $17.90 to $202.90 — a change that will be w...
Stock markets rose strongly under both presidencies, but indices gained more during Trump’s first term (2017–2021) than during Biden’s 2021–2025 term: multiple outlets report S&P/Dow/Nasdaq returns we...
Average U.S. pump prices have been higher during much of Joe Biden’s presidency than during some earlier periods, including Biden-era peaks above $5/gal in 2022, but recent reporting shows national av...
Recent U.S. tariff expansions in 2025 have raised consumer prices measurably and altered import volumes: studies and agency estimates show short‑run price-level increases on the order of roughly 0.9–2...
UnitedHealth Group is a publicly traded corporation owned by its shareholders, with ownership dominated by large institutional investors; the single largest reported holder is The Vanguard Group, foll...
New 2025 legislation and IRS changes create two conflicting forces for retirees: a new temporary "senior deduction" of $6,000 (plus higher standard deductions) can cut taxable income for people 65+ an...
Retirees face a materially different tax landscape in 2026: the IRS updated tax brackets, standard deductions and senior-specific deductions for tax year 2026 (affecting returns filed in 2027), and th...
The materials show that , where larger eligibility‑age hikes, benefit formula changes, and occupational schemes have reshaped retirement choices; other countries have often implemented multiple, subst...
Removing the 2025 tariffs would, in most major models, lower headline inflation in 2026 by a few tenths to about one percentage point relative to the path with tariffs, and raise 2026 real GDP growth ...
When pressed for a single answer, the most reliable “fair value” for publicly traded stocks is the quoted market price in an active market — the Level 1 input under fair‑value rules — because it is ob...
Several new temporary above‑the‑line deductions were created for 2025 (taxes filed in 2026) but are subject to income phaseouts that reduce or eliminate the benefit for higher earners: the tip deducti...
Available sources show no record that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a public warning or warning letter specifically naming "IQ Blast Pro" as of the reporting in these results; mains...
International stocks have outperformed U.S. stocks in large parts of 2025, with several trackers showing international indices and funds beating U.S. benchmarks by double-digit margins in the year-to-...
The simplest answer: against a standard trade-weighted basket of major peers, the U.S. dollar lost roughly 11% in the first six months of 2025 — the biggest six‑month slide since 1973 — though broader...
Lipovive’s public evidence base, as reflected in the available reporting, rests largely on company claims and a small set of open-label or marketing-cited studies rather than multiple peer‑reviewed ra...
Independent forecasters broadly agree that U.S. growth will be modest but positive over the next two years, with near‑term GDP projections clustering roughly between about 1.8% and 2.5% for 2026 and s...
The most recent official U.S. Consumer Price Index data show headline inflation at 2.7 percent for the 12 months ending December 2025, with the CPI rising 0.3 percent on a seasonally adjusted basis in...
Independent analyses converge that the 2025–26 U.S. tariff program raises consumer prices modestly to materially—estimates cluster between a one-off price-level increase of roughly 0.9–2.3 percent and...