Today’s Social Security column addresses questions about whether early retirement benefits would also require early survivor’s benefits, when it might be best to file for divorced spousal benefits and spousal benefits for people born in 1954 and later. Larry Kotlikoff is a Professor of Economics at Boston University and the founder and president of Economic
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In this article AIR-FR A model of one of Airbus’ ZEROe concept aircraft displayed in Hamburg, Germany, on 18 January 2022. Marcus Brandt/dpa | picture alliance | Getty Images Aviation could face substantial challenges if it’s unable to decarbonize in a timely manner, according to the CEO of Airbus, who added that hydrogen planes represent
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In this article PLTR Palantir Technologies CEO Alex Karp arrives at the “Tech for Good” Summit in Paris, France May 15, 2019. Charles Platiau | Reuters Shares of Palantir fell more than 13% on Thursday morning after the company reported mixed earnings results for the fourth quarter. Here are the key numbers: Earnings per share
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David Solomon of Goldman Sachs Andrew Harrer | Bloomberg | Getty Images Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon took a moment to bask in his firm’s recent performance before raising the company’s medium-term financial targets. Solomon on Thursday reminded the audience at a Credit Suisse conference that back in 2020, at Goldman’s first-ever Investor Day, he
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By Ryan Finley At the end of the Tax Court’s 2016 opinion in Medtronic, a short section briefly summarizes and summarily rejects what the opinion describes as the IRS’s “alternative allocation under section 367(d).” A similarly perfunctory assessment appears tucked away in the Tax Court’s 2017 opinion in Eaton, which rejects substantially the same alternative argument for the same reasons, often using almost exactly the
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It’s been two months since families with eligible children stopped getting advance child tax credit payments in December. Many of those families are already struggling again to make ends meet. Nearly 60% of parents surveyed by ParentsTogether Action, an advocacy group, said that since the checks stopped, they haven’t been able to afford enough food.
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VALERIE MACON | AFP | Getty Images When Charlene Latsha calls the Social Security Administration, she’s placed on hold for so long that she hangs up. Latsha, 70, of Pottstown, Pennsylvania, has been trying to reach the government agency about her husband’s application for retirement benefits. Though he has been disabled and unable to work
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