The Traderszone Network

Having single-handedly hounded Home Capital Group – the company which we predicted in 2015 would be “ground zero” for any potential Canadian financial crisis, and has emerged as the Canada’s equivalent to the infamous New Century which in 2007 presaged the upcoming global financial crisis – into near oblivion, noted chicken-farmer a

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John Farrell, author of the new biography “Richard Nixon: The Life,” talks about fair and unfair comparisons between Trump and Nixon.

Outspoken Trump critics Bruce Bartlett and David Frum tackle the mixed messages coming from conservative media outlets. Bartlett says the “conservative entertainment” wing is winning.

Eve Branson offers her best advice for parents.

Baltimore Sun media critic David Zurawik says “SNL” is “brilliantly satirizing” an administration that “pumps disinformation.” He says comedians have an important role to play.

For many Jane Austen fans there is only one film adaptation of “Pride and Prejudice” that will do, and that’s the BBC’s 1995 miniseries. Well, now one lucky fan will get to live their late Georgian era fantasies to the fullest in the English country house where Colin Firth (as Fitzwilliam Darcy) professed his love for Elizabeth Bennett (Jennifer Ehle) in the series. Located in the Cotswolds, Luckington Court (fictionally, Longbourn) has hit the market asking $11.6 million. It’s […]

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For the vast majority of married taxpayers, filing jointly is almost always the best option, but there are times when one spouse may wish to file a separate return. In this case, they will have to use the “married filing separately” filing status. Unfortunately, this is by far the least advantageous filing status in the tax code, and it is usually reserved for extenuating circumstances — perhaps the couple is separating and no longer wants to share finances, or maybe one spouse is committing some form of tax fraud, and the other wants nothing to do with it.

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