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How to plan financially amid uncertainties of future inheritances
Future inheritances carry timing, amount, and tax uncertainties. Investors should build flexible financial plans and model scenarios to manage these variables effectively.
PA gaming revenue up 11% in April, tops $558 million
Pennsylvania’s gaming revenue rose 10.7% in April 2025, hitting $558.7M. Online casinos, sports betting, and fantasy contests saw strong growth.
PGCB reports gaming revenue spike in January
Pennsylvania’s gaming revenue increased more than 10% in January.
Peoples Security Bank & Trust donates $1.3M through EITC program
Peoples Security Bank & Trust, which has branches throughout the Lehigh Valley and Central Pennsylvania, said it contributed over $1.3 million in 2024 through the Pennsylvania Educational Improvement Tax Credit program (EITC.)
Cumberland County Commissioners pass 2025 budget
Cumberland County Commissioners have passed the 2025 county budget, which includes an increase to County Real Estate Millage Rate and Library Tax.
PLCB reports more than $3.1B in wine, spirits sales
The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board released financial results showing that wine and spirits sales of more than $3.18 billion in fiscal year 2023-24.
Pa. General Fund November collections below estimate
Pennsylvania Revenue Secretary Pat Browne reported that the commonwealth collected $2.9 billion in General Fund revenue in November, 2.9% below estimate.
Select Medical to Spinoff Concentra this month
After announcing plans to spinoff Concentra Group Holdings earlier this year, Select Medical Holdings Corporation of Upper Allen Township is set to complete its separation from Concentra November 25.
Gaming revenue in Pa. continues to increase, PGCB reports
Total revenue from all forms of PGCB gaming in July 2024 was $500,783,633, an increase of more than 7% over July 2023.
State collects $3B in General Fund revenue in July
Pennsylvania collected $3 billion in General Fund revenue in July, the first month of the 2024-25 fiscal year, Secretary of Revenue Pat Browne reported Thursday.
Worker misclassification harms workers, costs state millions
Construction worker misclassification costs the state millions of dollars yearly and puts workers at risk.
Pennsylvania a negative outlier for small business
Legislation that would shift federal tax liability for pass through entities from taxpayers to the entity would give owners and shareholders financial relief.
