Are you a poor Millennial hoping to invest some of your monthly earnings while trying to decide how to prioritize your expenses? Deputy editor of investing John Dobosz is here with some helpful advice.
Student Loan Interest Deductions Come With A Catch
If you're looking forward to deducting interest paid on your student loans, there are a few strings attached. Maggie McGrath and Kelly Erb break down the rules that may prevent you from claiming $2,500 on your taxes.
In this interview from 2010, the world’s most famous investor chats with Jay Z and Steve Forbes about talent, success and building moats. Read the full article on Forbes: http://onforb.es/QnFgkZ
It’s one of the most tired debates on Wall Street: When is Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen going to raise interest rates? Forbes markets reporter Antoine Gara with a contrarian view: leave interest rates alone.
From Nobel laureates to legendary investing gurus, these are the best investment books currently available for sale. Curated by our editors for the 2015 Forbes Investment Guide.
Real Clear Economics: Lessons From Paris Hilton, LeBron James And The Wolf Of Wall Street
John Tamny, author of the book Popular Economics and editor of RealClearMarkets.com, praises do-nothing politicians, reality show stars and income inequality in this latest installment of 'Intelligent Investing With Steve Forbes.'
Social Security Benefits Demystified With Economist Laurence Kotlikoff
Boston University economics professor and author of "Get What's Yours" explains why millions of Social Security recipients aren't getting what they're entitled to.
Jim Murchie On the Quest For Stable Income From Energy
Energy Income Partners Jim Murchie discusses everything from MLPs and Julian Robertson’s genius to the long term benefits of locking in 5% yields with blue chip utilities.
EXCERPT: William Blair partner Brian Singer explains how Bitcoin and blockchain encryption has a greater ability to bring more of the world's population out of poverty than anything we've seen in decades.
Tesla And 7 Other Tech Stock Buys From Top Fund Manager Josh Spencer
T. Rowe Price Technology Fund portfolio manager Josh Spencer speaks on electric cars, cloud computing, the internet of things and tech bubbles in the latest edition of "Intelligent Investing With Steve Forbes"
VC/DC: What Investors Should Know About Tech Regulation But Probably Don't
VC/DC examines the accident-prone intersection of policy and technology. This episode looks at the gap between Silicon Valley and the regulators who sometimes love them to death.
Music: "Glitch" by Jason Shaw, "Ein Tag im Fruehling" by Rene Miller
Buy China, Avoid Latin America, Sell The Swiss Franc: Around The World With William Blair’s Macro Maven
Brian Singer, partner at William Blair & Company and head Dynamic Allocation Strategy, gives with Steve Forbes his currency and country buys and sells.
Money & Relationships: Mixing Friends, Family And Finances
When ignored, economic differences can cause awkwardness and resentment. Here are some steps you can take to soften the blow of the most common interactions surrounding money. [Music: 'Has Pluck' by Podington Bear]
Down With Debt: Two Methods To Get You Out Of The Red
You have extra money to put towards your debt, but don’t know whether to get rid of the smallest balance or highest interest rate first. Here are two repayment approaches to consider. (Music: 'Now Son' by Podington Bear)
Silicon Valley’s Favorite Video Maker Is Also Its Latest Venture Fund
Sandwich Video’s Adam Lisagor is already the guy you want making your startup’s launch video. Now he wants to be your seed-stage investor, too.
Music: "Surf Music- Whimsical" by Paul Tyan, "real, right, wrong, what" by it's there fork
Global Value Hunter Likes Qualcomm, Covidien And RBS
Daniel O'Keefe, Managing Director at Artisan Funds, recently sat down with me to talk about global value opportunities in an expensive market, playing the smartphone saturation and finding bank buys amid regulatory assault.
Many Americans are pushing off retirement or working while "retired." While there are hidden tax traps, there are also some lucrative opportunities. Contributor Kelly Phillips Erb details what you need to know.
Ryan Israel: Working For ‘The Best Investor Of Our Generation’
Ryan Israel, 29, a former Goldman Sachs tech and media investment banker, now works for Bill Ackman's $18B hedgefund firm, where he represents Platform Specialty Products, the publicly-traded specialty chemicals producer.
The popular tax software has resumed state filing following the discovery of fraudulent activity across the U.S. Forbes reporters discuss what happened, and what consumers need to know now.
Investors gather at The ArcView Group's "Arc Tank" event in San Francisco to hear pitches from cannabis-related companies seeking funding. Despite regulatory roadblocks, attendees maintain conviction that this is "the next great American industry."
Former Apple CEO and author of "Moonshot!" says Apple's momentum is not slowing down anytime soon and shares his insights on new products in the company's pipeline.
John Sculley: Billion-Dollar Start-up Opportunities Abound
The business legend who ushered in the dawn of experience marketing speaks about overseeing game-changing innovations at Pepsi, creating Apple's famous '1984' ad and how the 'free agent economy' will reshape how Americans work.
Alibaba's Money Machine Alipay Expands In The U.S.
Alipay U.S. chief Jingming Li on new developments for the e-commerce affiliate of Alibaba, its partner deals with Gilt and H&M;, and navigating regulatory challenges in China.
VC Jeremy Levine On Startups: NYC Vs. Silicon Valley
Bessemer Venture Partners veteran and Midas List investor Jeremy Levine explains the tradeoffs between investing in New York City versus Silicon Valley.
Billionaire, Sam Zell, shares how he’s learned to assess risk throughout his career, having co-founded three of the largest publicly traded real estate investment trusts in history.
Top Inventors Reveal Secret To Success: We Just Have Fun
John Nottingham and John Spirk are two of America's greatest inventors, having created products their clients have sold for nearly $50 billion. The Nottingham Spirk founders explain how they reinvent some of the world’s simplest products.
Michael Finney, CEO of the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, says Detroit’s downturn provided a major opportunity for investors, and those who got in early will see large financial rewards five years out.
Tocqueville’s Kleinschmidt Likes Google, Xerox And Microsoft
Robert Kleinschmidt of Tocqueville Asset Management has a number of technology stocks that are winners for his firm. The portfolio manager speaks with Steve Forbes about biotech stocks, the economy, and lessons from the collapse of 2008.
Chairman Bill Marriott on the evolution of the global hotel empire, lessons learned from Dwight Eisenhower, and the four most important words in business.
Investor and co-author of the new book "Code Red" speaks with Steve Forbes about monetary policy, a still lagging economy and how he might operate the Federal Reserve if he were in Ben Bernanke's or Janet Yellen's shoes.
Jim Reynolds, chairman & CEO of boutique investment firm Loop Capital Markets, on why munis are the most attractive fixed-income market to be in right now and what Dems can learn from GOP governors Chris Christie, Scott Walker and John Kasich.
Can a public-private partnership help stem the tide of gun violence in Chicago? Loop Capital Markets chairman Jim Reynolds is hoping the multi-million dollar fund he co-chairs has the answers.
Value Investor On China, Apple And Berkshire Hathaway
Charles de Vaulx, CIO of International Value Advisers, on the manipulation of global markets, and whether gold, Apple, and Berkshire Hathaway are attractive buys. (Part 2 of 2)
Hedge fund chief Whitney Tilson of T2 Partners details how he seeks value investments in a volatile market in this first of two interviews with Steve Forbes.
Behind Every Great Entrepreneur Is A Great Entrepreneur
Daniel Isenberg, author of "Worthless, Impossible, and Stupid," talks to Steve Forbes about entrepreneurial failures, successful micro-enterprises in Rwanda, and why startups must think globally in order to truly endure.
There's no shortage of odd, funny and even risky tales of the lengths people will go to find Pokémon. At San Diego Comic-Con, we asked people the oddest things they’ve done to catch ‘em all.
How To Start Consulting On The Side You can launch your consulting business before Monday morning -- and why not? You might think that you need years of work history to begin consulting, but that is false! One of the best ways to begin growing
After Three 60-Hour Weeks, Don't I Deserve A Day Off? Noah says hes had an intense year. Hes worked sixty hours a week for the past three weeks. He works 12 hours every day. His boss, Charles, doesnt understand the pressure hes facing and doesnt
25 Things That Are Part Of Your Brand -- Whether You Like It Or Not Your appearance, from your hairstyle to your clothes Your friends, family and professional contacts The organizations you support and are involved with Your interactions with
Made In Where? The Countries With The Best Reputation For Producing Quality Consumers have more respect for Germanys prowess at producing products than they do most others. (Source:Survey by Statista) A roster of Made In (fill in the blank) has the
Apples grand plans for the iPhone 8 / iPhone X might bring higher costs than anticipated Digitimes claims Apples decision to switch from LCD to OLED has cost implications on other parts of the smartphone. Suppliers with TPK expected to see overall
Apple Leak Reveals iPhone 8 Design Cancellation According to MacRumors, Apple has scrapped plans to introduce the curved OLED display for the iPhone 8 IHS Markit analyst Wayne Lam, says Apple will instead adopt a flat implementation of OLED design
The Happiest Jobs Of 2017 This week saw the release of a report on the happiest jobs in 2017. The data comes from CareerBliss, a fulfillment-focused job search site. On top of the list we find the position of Marketing Specialist which pays an
I'm Qualified For The Job -- Just Not On Paper Samir is job-hunting. He sees jobs he can do, but he doesnt have the experience on paper He doesnt have the confidence yet to write a Pain Letter or say to a hiring manager "I can solve your problem
Liz calls the online job hunting process the Black Hole sucking resumes without even a thank-you note in return As a functional job-search channel, theyre useless. Here are 10 reasons why: They don't work. You will complete forty to sixty
No -- I Won't Work For Free 'For The Exposure' Arnettes boyfriend is a jazz musician who gets called in to work for free, for the exposure Arnette works as a global consulting firm and was recently asked twice to conduct consulting workshops for
Arturo has worked for his employer as a Senior Technical Fellow for almost six years. After a series of promotions and the SVP retiring, he now reports directly to the CEO. HR told him hed reached the top of his pay grade and they cant give him an
Obnoxious job ads that talk to readers in the third person. Making online application forms as arduous and insulting as possible. Terse, unfriendly and robotic communications. Unnecessary tests and requirements that slow down the recruiting proces
Joseph is frustrated with his supervisor, Anna, because she doesnt stand up for him or his colleagues. He changed his vacation plans twice because the department was short-staffed and expected extra time off. But Anna wouldn't even talk to HR abou
Your company values you if they tell you how important you are to their success. Your company values you if they talk with you about your career path in the company. Your company values you if they respect your personal time. Your company values
Don't Give It All Away At The Job Interview In a job interview, your game plan is to probe for business pain. Your aim is to scope the problem and see how much damage it is inflicting on the organization right now. At a certain point your manager
Ten Interview Mistakes You Won't Recover From You must research an employer before your first job interview. You researching the organization to educate yourself about what it would be like to work there. Failing to research the company is a common
Google Pixel Has A Serious New Problem A number of Google Pixels have shipped with faulty microphones, incapable of recording audio. Google will be doing a recall for affected phones. Brian Rakowski, Vice President of Product Management at Google
How Will I Gain Experience If No One Will Give Me A Chance? Employers want to hire people with experience, but how do you gain experience if you can't get a job? Stop applying for jobs by filling out online job applications and waiting for a hopefu
Indeed.com took a look at which cities in the U.S. pay nurses the most. California was overwhelmingly dominant. Indeed calculated the average hourly salary by metropolitan area and adjusted the annual salaries based on cost of living. The city tha
The hiring manager said "Your resume looks great, but I'm sorry -- I only hire people who are working." There is no evidence whatsoever that currently-employed people make better hires than currently-unemployed people do How can managers be so
When someone devalues your talents or contributions it's a gift. You are seeing your relationship with your job more clearly than perhaps you ever have before. There's no benefit to getting mad at your CEO for being cruel, clueless and/or wimpy. H
The Real Reason Your Employees Can't Innovate CEOs talk incessantly about innovation. CEO either create a culture for innovation, or don't -- and then complain about it. You will never get new ideas from people who are chained to their desks trying
iPhone 8 Leak Delivers Triple Bad News Blow Mac Otakara says there is no such thing as the iPhone 8 or even the iPhone X. Instead the name it believes Apple is strongly considering is the iPhone Edition. Multiple prototype models exist for this
10 Great "Gig Economy" Jobs For 2017 Trend analysts noted that workers have sought control over their professional lives by choosing to embrace the agile economy. This growing group work as contractors, freelancers and part-timers. CareerCast
Ten Unmistakable Signs Of A Fear-Based Workplace Trust and fear cannot co-exist in the same place. A fearful CEO will hire yes-men and yes-women to work for them 1. If they miss a goal, they could lose their job. 2. Managers and HR specialize in
The Hardest-Working Cities In the U.S.A. In 2017 A lot of folks work hard, but in which city do they work the hardest? WalletHub, a credit score and financial advice site, compiled a list of the cities in the U.S. that work hard. The top spot on is
What is a Dragon-Slaying Story? Its a quick, powerful story about a time when you did the right thing at work and made a difference. Watch how Sandra, a Customer Service job-seeker, answers an interview question with a story. Another job-seeker,
Job Hunting Tips For 2017 Finding the right occupation is importantnot just for scoring a paycheck in an expensive world, but for career happiness Networking is key. An internal referral or even a LinkedIn introduction can set you apart from the
My Manager says my promotion is in process- Is it true? Does your manager keep telling you that your promotion is in process? You bring up the topic of your job title and salary with him but it never happens? You threaten to leave the job and he
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