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[ad_1] Broadway will remain closed for at least another two months, industry leaders said Wednesday, as they formally acknowledged what has been widely known: that their initial target of reopening in mid-April has become impossible because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The Broadway League, a trade association representing producers and theater owners, said the 41 Broadway… Continue reading New York’s Great Performances Are Closed Until June… Possibly Longer

[ad_1] With the coronavirus, a new Supreme Court case and a blistering election debate, the Affordable Care Act is facing challenges as never before. We looked at how it’s held up to its promise. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Finding the right savings account can get you an extra $200 for free this year. Depending on your balance, it could make you a lot more money. Let’s say you have $10,000 to put into an online savings account. How much would that turn into at a big bank savings account? Most big banks… Continue reading The best online savings accounts of 2020

[ad_1] Understanding the Estate Tax and How It Works The estate tax tends to get a lot of press – especially in an election year. Some folks call it the “death tax.” But it’s a tax that impacts a very, very small segment of the population. That doesn’t mean you can forget about it completely.… Continue reading Understanding Estate Tax and How it Works

[ad_1] I’ve worked remotely my entire career. It’s amazing. I get to pet my dog all day, work in sweatpants, do errands in the middle of the day, and avoid heinous commutes. Also, I get a nice tax break every year. Since I have a home office, I can use the home office deduction on… Continue reading Home Office Tax Deductions for 2020

[ad_1] Renting a car is usually expensive, finding a great deal gets confusing. The last time I rented a car, one of the car rental companies tried to charge me $1,800 for 4 days. While another company only charged me $700 for a similar car. By doing my homework, I saved myself over $1,000 on… Continue reading 16 Tips to Find a Cheap Car Rental

[ad_1] Most financial decisions you make can be summarized into a three-digit number. That one number can cost, or save, you hundreds of thousands of dollars over your life. Lenders not only decide whether to give you a loan based on this number, it also determines how good your interest rate is. Lower interest rates… Continue reading What is a Good Credit Score?

[ad_1] I love watching Shark Tank more than I should. And I’d never go on it myself in order to raise money for my business. The terms are usually terrible. Instead of having Kevin O’Leary eviscerate my plan on national TV, I’d rather go the more traditional route and get a business loan. In an… Continue reading How to Get a Business Loan