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With cars both scarce and expensive these days, what to do if you want – or need – a new ride? Car-buying strategist Jenni Newman of Cars.com shares some tips. Also, more on the magical 9% savings bon

/PRNewswire/ -- Nearly 8 out of 10 investors (78%) expect to add an ESG-focused investment to their portfolios over the next one to two years, according to a...

Court of Appeals: Lake Minnetonka murder-suicide liability case against Park Nicollet should be tried before a jury Malpractice case can proceed in Brian Shorts fatal shootings of family, himself, court says.  February 16, 2021 — 6:37pm Text size Copy shortlink: The state Court of Appeals reinstated a medical malpractice lawsuit Tuesday against Park Nicollet Clinic over the care provided to Lake Minnetonka businessman Brian Short i...

The pandemic caused many people to borrow from their future in order to meet everyday needs in 2020.

. The pandemic caused many people to borrow from their future in order to meet everyday needs throughout state shutdowns and the highest number of job losses since the Great Depression. One third of survey respondents said they took a distribution or loan from their retirement account. The US government tried to implement bills that would spare Americans from the financial consequences of the pandemic, through the CARES Act signed into law in March, which permitted loans of up to $100,000. 58% ...

New Survey Finds Americans Are Withdrawing Significant Amounts From Retirement Accounts To Cover Living Expenses During The Pandemic News provided by Share this article WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --  Nearly 33% of Americans withdrew or borrowed money from an IRA or 401(k) during the pandemic, and nearly two-thirds (63%) used those retirement savings to cover basic living expenses, according to a new poll released today by  Kiplingers Personal Finance magazine and industry-leadin...

Radio Iowa You are here: Home Sioux City to reconsider fireworks ordinance Sioux City leaders are going to revisit the city’s fireworks ordinance before New Year’s Eve. Councilman Dan Moore brought up the issue at the end of Monday’s city council meeting — saying that 10,000 milliary veterans in the area are impacted negatively by fireworks. He says one of the biggest solutions they’ve come up with is educating everyone in Sioux City on the impact of fireworks on veterans and those wh...