New Colorado Laws Go Into Effect July 1, 2024 | 9News

During the recently concluded legislative session, state lawmakers passed more than 500 bills and sent them to Gov. Jared Polis for action. Of the bills signed into law, some are now starting to go into effect. Here are details on new laws taking effect July 1, including one pertaining to PERA retirees returning to work in school districts.

The “Lag Effect” of High Interest Rates is Playing Out | Marketplace

When the Federal Reserve began raising interest rates in an effort to tamp down inflation in 2022, it did so with the understanding that the effects of higher rates would take some time to be realized. Experts say we’re now seeing some of those effects, though relief in the form of lower rates may not come as soon as previously expected.

Don’t ‘Just Set It and Forget It’: How To Do a Mid-Year Financial Checkup | CNBC

We’re halfway through 2024, and it’s a great time to pause and take stock of your financial situation for the year so far and gauge your progress toward meeting any goals you might have made. Taking a look at your cash flow, account balances, and even thinking ahead to next year’s tax returns can all help you make sure you’re on the right track.

8 Little-Known Facts About RMDs | Morningstar

If you’re retired, you’re probably familiar with required minimum distributions (RMDs) which are retirement account withdrawals you have to take from plans like IRAs and 401(k)s each year once you reach a certain age. But knowing when to start taking them and how much to withdraw can be a challenge, especially as rules change. Here are some tips and some common misconceptions about RMDs.

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