The head of the Office of Foreign Assets Control said Friday she wants to ensure that economic sanctions against foreign countries do not impede U.S. humanitarian relief for the COVID-19 pandemic, but the former director of the agency said the business community wants it to go further. The Treasury Department …
Read More »
[embedded content] To everyone in the Today’s Homeowner family, we just wanted to reach out as the world deals with the COVID-19 pandemic. These are strange, difficult times as everyone does their part to help flatten the curve of the novel coronavirus. We’re wearing our masks, washing our hands and …
Read More »
BY Erik J. Martin 4 minute read Amid an economic downturn and on the heels of the pandemic crisis, Americans previously considering a property purchase may be asking themselves: Why would I want to buy a home anytime soon, considering all the risk and uncertainty in the market right now? It’s a …
Read More »
The COVID-19 pandemic is unlike anything people have ever seen before. This pandemic is impacting people all over the world; forcing businesses to shut down, people to stay home, and grocery stores to run out of supplies. However, life isn’t going to stop because of the global pandemic, people still …
Read More »[unable to retrieve full-text content] 3 minute read If you’re like most people, you’re reading this stuck inside while the entire world is quarantined. Sure the kids are out of school, gyms and restaurants are closed, and sports are canceled, but that doesn’t mean you can’t be productive. We asked …
Read More »
Buying every roll of toilet paper in sight? Enjoying beer pong on your favorite spring break beach? Can’t be bothered to wash your hands or cover up when you cough or sneeze? Then you just might be a: ‘Covidiot.’ The term has emerged as a catchall for those misbehaving during …
Read More »
Dear Readers, That’s usually the other way around. Normally, readers ask me a question. But this is a time we can figure out what we can do for each other. While more people are working remotely and avoiding public transportation due to the coronavirus, not everyone has the luxury of …
Read More »
3 minute read If you’re like most people, you’re reading this stuck inside while the entire world is quarantined. Sure the kids are out of school, gyms and restaurants are closed, and sports are canceled, but that doesn’t mean you can’t be productive. We asked financial experts for their best …
Read More »
COMO, Italy — It’s Sunday morning in Como. It’s usually so busy on Sundays that I think twice about going downtown, but today the streets are deserted. All the bars, cafés and shops have signs on their doors saying, “Closed until further notice.” Even the cathedral in the main square …
Read More »