General Motors executives are closely monitoring President Trump’s plans to impose tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico, but are not making major changes to their North America strategy yet. The company has prepared a playbook of options in case tariffs become permanent, with a focus on increasing production at U.S. plants and shifting truck exports to other countries. Despite a $3 billion loss in the last quarter of 2024, G.M. expects to earn between $11.2 billion and $12.5 billion in 2025, with concerns about tariffs impacting their stock value and potential effects on their electric vehicle business.
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Claimed Social Security Too Early? Here's Some Good News.
Waiting until full retirement age to sign up for Social Security helps avoid reduced monthly benefits, which is crucial for those relying on this income. However, circumstances like job loss or health issues may force early claims, which can lead to regrets; fortunately, there's a do-over option that allows individuals to withdraw their application and reapply later, provided they repay all benefits received within a year. To make informed decisions, it's essential to understand Social...
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