How to Lessen the Sting of High Inflation
With inflation at the highest level we’ve seen in 40 years, and continuing to be stubbornly persistent, you’ve probably noticed that your dollars...
Nov 2, 2022
Economics
Inflation Revisited
In January we published a blog titled, Now Can We Expect Some Inflation? As if on cue, inflation as measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI)...
Debt Snowball or Debt Avalanche?
Student loans, car payments, credit card debt, and the list goes on. The total personal debt across all US households stands at over 14 trillion...
Bears versus Bulls
Just over one year ago, a new bull market was born. March 2020 marked both the end of the longest bull market in modern history spanning 11 years...
A Millennial Encounters a Bear
If like many millennials you’ve been a casual observer of your retirement investments over the last decade, you may have become accustomed to...
Hungry for an Economics Lesson?
True confession: I almost failed economics in college. If all the concepts taught were around food items, like the Big Mac Index, perhaps I would have been more successful. Talk about a fun way to break down a complex topic like exchange rates. Today's blog post takes a look...