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Gregory Bresiger
Freelance Reporter
Gregory Bresiger writes about business and personal finance. He is a former New York Post business reporter.
Federal Taxes for Some Corporations Quietly Hiked, Study Says
The Biden administration has recently bypassed Congress in raising taxes on multinational corporations, according to a Washington-based think ...
Economic Policies
March 18, 2022
The Big Apple’s Finances Are Rancid, Accounting Group Contends
The New York City government, says financial watchdog Truth in Accounting (TIA), is a money mess. Its finances ...
Economic Policies
March 3, 2022
The National Debt Debate Continues or Doesn’t
The $30 trillion U.S. government debt is a phony number, critics claim. It’s three or four times that, ...
Economy
February 17, 2022
More Than Your Credit Could Be Hurt by Someone’s Error
A big credit reporting agency makes a mistake on your credit report, possibly lowering your score, but rarely ...
Credit Scores
January 28, 2022
Money Illiteracy Could Ruin Your Child and Maybe You
Many schools fail at financial education, but so do some parents and employers, financial educators say. Most K-12 ...
Future Planning
January 27, 2022
The Little-Known Treasury Secretary Whose Ideas Are Still Debated
The arguments about this often-forgotten U.S. Treasury Secretary continue a century later. The policies and writings of 1920s ...
Economic Policies
January 21, 2022
State Pension Funds Help Repressive Regimes Like China’s, Critics Warn
Some American institutional investors, in pushing for the highest returns, could soon find themselves hanging by their own ...
Investment
January 10, 2022
Another Factor Drags Down the Corner Store
Grab-and-go thievery has come to Main Street. Small businesses, struggling to survive over the two years of the ...
Business
January 6, 2022
Georgia Tries to Be Less Taxing
Georgia, with its strong economic recovery from the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus pandemic, may become the 10th ...
Economic Policies
December 27, 2021
High Inflation Hits Retirees Harder Than Others, Say Experts
You began your retirement plan with plenty of money to pay bills. Your plan expectation of a reasonable ...
Investment
December 9, 2021
New Jersey Taxpayers ‘On the Hook’ for Massive Debt: Report
New Jersey has amassed a huge, and possibly dangerous, level of debt, according to a new report that ...
Economic Policies
December 8, 2021
Tis the Season to Go into the Red
You find yourself unable to pay more than a small percentage of credit card bills each month. You ...
Business
November 29, 2021
1970s Inflation Runs Amok and Then Is Beaten
News Analysis In 1970, inflation wasn’t excessive, but it was becoming a problem. It worried many Americans, including ...
Inflation
November 22, 2021
Critics Claim Disaster If Biden Plan Is Okayed
President Joe Biden's latest some $2 trillion social spending plan will add trillions to the national debt, make ...
Economic Policies
November 15, 2021
It Costs a Lot to Own in These Places
Those who are looking to move to another state and buy a home may want to reevaluate that ...
Investment
November 11, 2021
Some Americans Now Fear Inflation Again
News Analysis The “menace of inflation” is back. Those who lived through the disastrous inflationary 1970s don’t want ...
Inflation
November 8, 2021
Historic Mayoral Battle in the Steel City
PITTSBURGH—Pittsburgh’s mayoral election this week will have a historic outcome no matter who wins. State Rep. Edward Gainey ...
Regional News
October 29, 2021
Preparing for a Stagflation Storm
News Analysis Investors may soon need stagflation strategies, veteran advisers say. Stagflation, an economic climate in which growth ...
Investment
October 21, 2021
Americans Seeking a Retirement Miracle, Survey Shows
Many Americans worry that they'll run out of money in retirement, and it’s getting worse, a new survey ...
Investment
September 18, 2021
Failure Begets Failure in New York’s Government Subways
Commentary Private trains can’t make money and provide good service. Only the government can run trains. Give it ...
Viewpoints
September 9, 2021
Social Security Is Bad Retirement Savings Vehicle, Critics Claim
Social Security, a mandatory retirement program with some 65 million beneficiaries and 176 million covered, is inferior to ...
Investment
September 8, 2021
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