Hans Daniel Jasperson has over a decade of experience in public policy research, with an emphasis on workforce development, education, and economic justice. His research has been shared with members ...

When a taxpayer makes a capital expenditure that results in an improvement to a unit of property, the related project often includes demolishing or removing a portion of the asset being improved. New ...

Leasing companies charge a disposition fee to cover the cost of cleaning the vehicle when you return it at the end of your lease. A lease disposition fee is charged in addition to your monthly ...

Disposing stocks or bonds involves selling them on their relevant markets and may lead to capital gains taxes. Significant business asset sales must be reported if exceeding 10% of fiscal year assets, ...

Once your lease ends, you might have the option of buying the car outright or returning it. This will depend on the agreement you made with the dealership. If you choose to return the leased vehicle, ...

Have you ever experienced selling your winning stocks too soon but holding on to your losing stocks for too long? If you have, you are not alone as this is a common pitfall in investing. Understanding ...

The disposition effect is a well-documented behavioural anomaly where investors tend to sell assets that have appreciated in value prematurely while holding on to depreciating ones for too long. This ...

In a piece I wrote for this blog back in April, "Critically Thinking About Conspiracy Theories and COVID-19," I discussed how conspiracy theories often come to the fore in light of catastrophes and ...