Terry Savage’s Archives
Below you will find the columns terry has written by date.
Below you will find the columns terry has written by date.
Stimulus Checks-Top 10 Q & A
The questions keep coming --and they are very similar. Since I can't answer each of you personally, here are my answers to the Top 10 Most Common questions about Stimulus Checks. Odds are, you will find your answer below. If not, please post on Ask Terry, and I will try to get to your question...
Stimulus Checks and Care Act Changes — Everything You Need to Know!
Note: This is a relatively long special post designed to answer your questions about the Care Act stimulus program. First posted Sunday night March 29th, it will be updated as necessary. UPDATE March 31st: OK, I'm swamped with your questions! I can't answer each individually. Here is an update to address some of the most..
College Acceptance, What Now?
In the midst of this COVID-19 pandemic, high school seniors and their families will receive the long-anticipated college admissions letters in the coming days. They will learn which schools have accepted them and which have put them on the waiting list. They will also be asked to make a nonrefundable deposit with the school of..
Is That All There Was?
Is it over, this quick and devastating bear market? Will we look back in amazement that we could shut down virtually the entire economy and the stock market crashed and then rebounded in days? Or is there yet more bad news that will be reflected in stock prices? I pose those questions, because I honestly..
It’s Not Over Yet
As we approach the market opening on Wednesday, it's obvious that the market is still trying to make up its mind about whether our problems -- the economic ones -- are "solved" by this new agreement. The details are slowly coming out, but clearly there is going to be a LOT of money thrown at..
Money Heaven and Other Thoughts
Note: This is my syndicated column, written last week, and published across the country on Monday, March 23rd. America, and the world, will get beyond this social and economic crisis eventually. Meanwhile, it’s almost cynical to be talking about the financial markets. But, there are lessons to be learned from the past when it comes..
