This week on “Henssler Money Talks,” we’re digging into what Thanksgiving really costs in 2025. Walmart is rolling out a dinner basket that feeds 10 for under $4 per person—though it’s a bit leaner than last year and noticeably missing those beloved King’s Hawaiian rolls. Target’s four-person meal rings in under $20, even as grocery prices climb 2.7%. We break down what all of this says about inflation, consumer behavior, and the state of the American wallet heading into the holidays. Then we...
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This week on “Henssler Money Talks,” we’re digging into what Thanksgiving really costs in 2025. Walmart is rolling out a dinner basket that feeds 10 for under $4 per person—though it’s a bit leaner than last year and noticeably missing those beloved King’s Hawaiian rolls. Target’s four-person meal rings in under $20, even as grocery prices climb 2.7%. We break down what all of this says about inflation, consumer behavior, and the state of the American wallet heading into the holidays. Then we...
October 18, 2025: Potential Reporting Changes, Musk, and Money Moves for Seniors
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October 18, 2025: Potential Reporting Changes, Musk, and Money Moves for Seniors
Markets found their footing this week as optimism returned over U.S.–China trade talks. With the government shutdown putting key economic data on hold, investors are turning their attention to a strong start for third-quarter earnings. We’re also diving into a major regulatory shift under discussion at the SEC, where Chair Paul Atkins says he’s “fast-tracking” President Trump’s proposal to make quarterly earnings reports optional. Could semiannual reporting cut costs and reduce short-term thi...
Henssler Money Talks
This week on “Henssler Money Talks,” we’re digging into what Thanksgiving really costs in 2025. Walmart is rolling out a dinner basket that feeds 10 for under $4 per person—though it’s a bit leaner than last year and noticeably missing those beloved King’s Hawaiian rolls. Target’s four-person meal rings in under $20, even as grocery prices climb 2.7%. We break down what all of this says about inflation, consumer behavior, and the state of the American wallet heading into the holidays. Then we...
