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Here are important details for the 2023 tax year regarding IRS and state tax returns for clubs.

Is there any headroom for corporate dividend increases in the next 12 months?

Our focus stock features an above-average yield and excellent dividend growth history.

Not only did our SCI picks outperform the small-cap indexes, they also bested the broader market returns in a rare feat.

And two stocks that shouldn't be overlooked.

The Magnificent Seven drove large-cap performance, but what about the rest of the market -- and the SmallCap Informer picks?

After a year of below-average snowfall, a return to historical levels should get this company's shares back on the road.

Ensure the accuracy of your club records and get ready for tax time.

Here's how some investment clubs could be affected by the U.S. Corporate Transparency Act beginining in 2024.

Almost all of our covered companies benefited from the small-cap surge in November.

Or will current interest rates delay investor interest in stocks?

Completely updated to cover all features of our website for investment club operations and accounting.

It's not too late to benefit from the small-caps covered in the SmallCap Informer.

News Flash: The best newsletter in the U.S. for long-term service is the Investor Advisory Service.

After three straight down month for small-caps, could this be the start of something big?

And why bond investors are stuck on repeat.

Watch this short excerpt from our exclusive subscribers' webinar with an overview of 2023 market trends.

One benefit of subscribing to the SmallCap Informer is attending exclusive Subscribers-Only Webinars.

Harold writes to ask, "A partner in our investment club has died. Her husband wants to roll her shares into his account. How do we do this?"

Different states offer different advantages and disadvantages for partnerships.

Some glimmers of sunshine appear for investors in the market's cloudy outlook.

The risk of being wrong is worse than the downside risk of being on the sidelines.

Some indicators are raising questions about the forecasts for businesses and stocks.

Donna asks, "We have a member who has requested that she be put on "inactive status" for a few months. Would she still be required to pay her membership fee each month?"