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These are interesting and uncertain times for investors, with reams of conflicting data and anecdotal observances about which direction the country and its economy are heading On the one hand, states...
While pension plans have all but disappeared from private sector workplaces, significant numbers of public employees still expect to receive pensions when they retire, and indeed in many cases depend...
The jobs report that came out last Friday sent shockwaves throughout the economy Economists had estimated that the economy would lose another further 75 million jobs in May, yet the BLS reported that...
Social Security has been in dire financial shape for much of its existence The system has never been in sound fiscal shape almost from the beginning, and that was really by design The first...
With recent weakness in financial markets, many investors have been looking for ways to safeguard their wealth, and particularly their retirement savings Stock markets are set to take a beating, bond...
No one wants to think that hyperinflation can happen in the United States, but it can We’re all familiar with hyperinflationary crises in Weimar Germany, Zimbabwe, and numerous other countries...
The booms and busts of the business cycle are an unfortunate aspect of modern life that many investors have come to expect, and fear Investing during the boom phase of the business cycle can be...
When assessing the performance of retirement assets, or indeed of any investment, most people look at the total return of an investment when assessing how much asset growth they’ll see But looking...
As the 2008 financial crisis continues to move to the backs of our minds, and as the current coronavirus kerfuffle becomes all-consuming, many people seem to have lost their awareness of just how...
We’ve been singing silver’s praises for a while, as the white metal just doesn’t get the attention and appreciation that its golden brother does But the potential for price appreciation is...
Just because stock markets have yet to price in the weakening US economy doesn’t mean that all investors are in the dark about what’s going on And that’s why the gold price continues to rise,...
Last week saw an unprecedented market freakout, as markets began pricing in the likelihood of negative interest rates in the future Futures markets anticipated negative rates as soon as November,...
With stock and bond markets having a rough 2020 so far, and with markets poised for even greater losses this year as economic production craters, more and more investors are looking to protect their...
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