Driving into Washington over the Theodore Roosevelt Bridge the other night, I looked over at the Kennedy Center, all lit up in the blue and yellow of the Ukrainian flag. For a moment I was proud: Yes, America stands with Ukraine. Then I remembered: At that moment, Russia was shelling residential areas, mothers and their children were cowering in basements, ...

Soaring inflation doesn’t only affect what consumers buy; it also dictates where they shop. As gas prices spike, some habits learned during the pandemic, including limited trips to the grocery store, are set to make a comeback. This time it won’t be to protect health but to save money. The national average gas price hit $4.32 last week, the highest ...

  With April 5, the end of the UK tax year, fast approaching, and many investors nursing significant losses in volatile markets, now is a good time to consider what can be done to mitigate any capital gains tax (CGT) liabilities you might have. Gains in the stock market are especially amenable to careful tax planning. Unlike assets such as ...