Ana Teresa Solá

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Ana Teresa Solá

5 hours agoWhy Gen X is the real loser generation“We suffer”, said Seneca, “more often in imagination than in reality.” The Stoic philosopher could have been talking about the generations. Members …NowEconomist pours cold water on Trump’s trade deal with the UKPresident Donald Trump said he will make a significant trade announcement with the United Kingdom, yet another sign of some possible relief from historically high tariffs that have threatened serious damage to the US and global economies.

1 month ago | businessandamerica.com | Ana Teresa Solá

The ideal time to sell your home may be fast approaching. On average, home sellers who list their properties in the week of April 13 to April 19 this year could sell for roughly $27,000 more than other times of the year, according to a recent report by Realtor.com. The site assessed seasonal trends and housing metrics — but did not factor in mortgage rates because they do not follow seasonal patterns.

1 month ago | cnbc.com | Ana Teresa Solá

The ideal time to sell your home may be fast approaching. On average, home sellers who list their properties in the week of April 13 to April 19 this year could sell for roughly $27,000 more than other times of the year, according to a recent report by Realtor.com. The site assessed seasonal trends and housing metrics — but did not factor in mortgage rates because they do not follow seasonal patterns.

2 months ago | cnbc.com | Ana Teresa Solá

Stephen Gilliam works 40 hours a week as a graphic designer for a government contractor. In the evening, Gilliam comes home, eats dinner and takes a little break. He then opens his laptop and works on freelance projects designing movie posters. He usually tries to wrap up by 10 p.m., gets some sleep and then starts it all over the next day. "There are good and bad weeks, but I do my best to try to find that balance," said 45-year-old Gilliam, who lives in Augusta, Georgia.

2 months ago | cnbc.com | Ana Teresa Solá

While having some cash on hand can be helpful in an emergency, it's important to consider where you keep it. Some people stash it in inconspicuous places around the house, a habit that experts say can lead to trouble down the line. The typical person has roughly $544 in cash and valuables like coins, banknotes, and bullion at home, according to a new survey from financial management app Piere. The site surveyed 1,500 U.S. adults in late January and early February.