
Johna Strickland
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1 week ago |
bankrate.com | Brian Baker |Johna Strickland
Investors have seen a lot of volatility so far in 2025, as they try to grapple with the impact of new tariffs from the Trump administration on the economy. The S&P 500 rose to start the year, but fell sharply, ultimately entering a bear market, following the announcement of the new tariffs on so-called “Liberation Day.”Since then, the market has recovered much of its losses, with certain tariffs being reduced from their initial levels or delayed.
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1 month ago |
bankrate.com | Rachel Christian |Johna Strickland
If you’d thrown $1,000 at Netflix in 2015, you’d be sitting on about $10,000 today. Back in 2015, Netflix (NFLX) was still shaking off its DVD-by-mail image and betting big on streaming and original content. Fast-forward a decade, and it’s gone from a scrappy disruptor to an industry heavyweight, with a stock price over $1,000. While legacy media giants like Disney, Warner Brothers and Paramount have struggled to adapt, Netflix rewrote the rules — and then played the game better than anyone else.
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1 month ago |
bankrate.com | Brian Baker |Johna Strickland
Many Americans are intimidated by the stock market, Bankrate surveys have found. Learning about stocks and how they fit into your overall financial plan can help you gain confidence as an investor. Stock market volatility is to be expected, so prepare yourself for it before you start investing. The stock market is one of the best places to invest for the long term, but many people are intimidated to start investing.
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2 months ago |
bankrate.com | Andrea Coombes |Johna Strickland
There’s no doubt TikTok can be entertaining, and there are legit financial experts on the social media app (dare we say, financial visionaries?). But there are also a lot of inexperienced people sharing questionable tips about tax deductions and credits. “Most TikTok-ers who are giving tax advice — a lot of them don’t have much knowledge in tax,” says Tia Uzzell, an enrolled agent, tax accountant and founder of Uzzell & Associates in Tampa, Fla.
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2 months ago |
bankrate.com | Rachel Christian |Johna Strickland
Amazon (AMZN) unexpectedly threw its hat into the ring today to acquire popular video-sharing app TikTok. Unlike other major tech stocks that wobbled on Wednesday ahead of Trump’s tariff announcement, Amazon’s stock closed the day 2 percent higher on the news. Amazon has approached U.S. Vice President JD Vance and Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick about its offer, The New York Times first reported.
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