Andy Rosen

2 weeks ago | bostonglobe.com | Andy Rosen

Hello! I’m Andy Rosen, senior assistant business editor for the Globe, filling in as Starting Point host to tell you why I think the Red Sox are about to be fun again. (Ian Prasad Philbrick will be back on Monday.)But first, here’s what else is going on:US stocks had their worst day since the start of the COVID pandemic, recoiling from President Trump’s universal tariffs. “It’s going very well,” he said.

1 month ago | bostonglobe.com | Andy Rosen |Aaron Pressman |Diti Kohli |Dana Gerber |Andrew Brinker |Sean Murphy

There’s no shame in wondering — amid another day of big red numbers on Wall Street — whether you should pull your money out of the stock market and stuff it in a mattress. But you’ll find very few financial advisors who would suggest you actually do that. A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday. For most people, saving is a long-term strategy to get ready for retirement and prepare for financial emergencies.

1 month ago | stltoday.com | Andy Rosen

Host Teri Barr talks with Andy Rosen, an investing and taxes spokesperson with NerdWallet, to learn about the new projections for 2023 taxes based on inflation. If your income isn't keeping up, we'll tell you why some tax adjustments, credits, and savings contributions could change your bill, and why it may be for the better. Read more here:More from Andy Rosen on NerdWallet: Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | RSS Feed | Omny Studio

1 month ago | stltoday.com | Andy Rosen

Listen now and subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS Feed | Omny Studio(Note: Tap here to listen to the episode if the above audio player does not load)Planning carefully now can help you before it's time to file your 2022 taxes next year. PennyWise host Teri Barr talks with Andy Rosen, investing and tax spokesperson for NerdWallet, to learn why — even though the holiday season is busy — it's also important to think about your taxes before the end of the year.

2 months ago | nerdwallet.com | Kevin Voigt |Andy Rosen

Bitcoin, launched in 2009, was the first of a new kind of asset called cryptocurrency, a decentralized form of digital cash that eliminates the need for traditional intermediaries like banks and governments.