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Friday 26 February 2021

The Daily Money: Why your refund may be slow to come

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The Daily Money
 
Friday, February 26

Good morning, Daily Money readers, I'm Nathan Bomey and here's your ...

INSIGHT OF THE DAY: The bond market is showing the signs of a booming economy as prices are falling in response to rising interest rates. Here's a rule of thumb to keep in mind: Bond prices fall as yields rise, and the other way around. Here's what you need to know about how the bond market is affecting your 401(k) and other investments.

On to the rest of the news ...

1. Didn't get your stimulus checks in 2020? Here's how to claim missing payments on your tax return.

2. Costco is raising its minimum wage to $16 per hour. But the CEO says the average worker is already getting $24 per hour.

3. What will crash investigators find when they pry open the "black-box" recorder in Tiger Woods' SUV? Here's what we know about how event data recorders work.

4. Filed your tax return already? You might have to wait for your refund.

5. Say goodbye to Mister Potato Head. Hasbro is transforming the toy brand into gender-neutral.

More below!

--Nathan Bomey, Money reporter

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How to claim your missing stimulus payments
If you didn't receive a direct payment or you received less money than you were eligible for, you may be able to claim the Recovery Rebate Credit.
Tax refunds flow slower into economy after delayed...
IRS tax return Form 1040.
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Chalk drawing of a dollar bill with a rising arrow
Costco raising starting wage to $16 an hour
Costco Wholesale is known for selling bulk product
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Ultimately, shopping at eBay comes down to your ow
Mr. Potato Head goes gender neutral
This photo provided by Hasbro shows the new Potato
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Workers move a vehicle on its side after a rollove
Tech rout pulls Nasdaq down 3.5%, biggest loss since...
Wall Street sign
With the economy healing, does $1.9T stimulus go too...
President Joe Biden made the case for his $1.9 tri
Victoria's Secret plans to close up to 50 stores
An entrance to Victoria Secret's PINK is closed of
 
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Thursday 25 February 2021

The Daily Money: Is $1.9 trillion too much money?

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The Daily Money
 
Thursday, February 25

Good morning, Daily Money subscribers, it's Nathan Bomey here at your service. Let's go to our ...

INSIGHT OF THE DAYThe S&P 500 has averaged 13.4% growth over the last 10 years, exceeding the average of 10% since its inception in January 1993. In other words? Don't be surprised if recent stock gains slow down in the coming years.

On to the news ...

1. It's not a good time to be in the lingerie business. Victoria's Secret has been struggling, and it's poised to close up to 50 additional stores, Kelly Tyko reports.

2. Was Tiger Woods' SUV safe? The Genesis GV80 he was driving when he crashed in the Los Angeles area was brand new. But Genesis vehicles have performed well on safety tests in general. Here's my report on what we know about the GV80, its safety and the Genesis luxury brand.

3. Is $1.9 trillion excessive? The economy is making impressive gains despite the pandemic. Does that mean President Biden's proposed $1.9 trillion stimulus plan is over the top?

4. Call it an Apple store within a Target? Target just announced a partnership with Apple that will set up mini Apple stores within Target locations.

5. Have you thought about short-selling stocks? Be wary of these three risky investment strategies.

More below!

--Nathan Bomey, Money reporter

President Joe Biden made the case for his $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package on his first official trip outside Washington as president.
With the economy healing, does $1.9T stimulus go too far?
Critics say Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus is excessive but supporters say it's just the right medicine for an unprecedented downturn
Victoria's Secret plans to close up to 50 stores
An entrance to Victoria Secret's PINK is closed of
Was Tiger's Genesis SUV safe?
A handout photo from automaker Genesis shows the 2
Target to open mini Apple shops in select stores
Rendering of what Target's new Apple shopping dest
CVS expands COVID vaccine to more states Friday
As of Feb. 25, CVS will offer the COVID vaccine in
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Young man with money flying out of his wallet
GameStop shares surge again after tumbling in February
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Biden steps in to ease chip shortage crippling auto...
President Joe Biden signs an executive order on cl
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These are the safest new cars, trucks, SUVs of 2021
The 2021 Hyundai Palisade is one of 17 vehicles th
 
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