What do you do when interest rates and inflation are both on the rise?
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One important reason job growth has been strong: a record number of job openings.
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Read MoreThe importance of applying “stage two thinking” to today’s inflation rates.
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Investors take comfort in the growing economy but cautiously eye the Federal Reserve.
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Find out how the fed funds rate affects you.
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The Federal Reserve completed its pivot on interest rates last week when it raised the fed funds rate.
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While prices are still high, inflation has broadened. It’s far more than just autos and a few items tied to the reopening of the economy.
Read MoreA spouse’s death in retirement can leave the surviving spouse on unstable financial ground. Here are planning areas to help take care of the widow or widower.
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Employment was strong in February, but investors continued to focus on war in Ukraine last week.
Read MoreInflation is on a lot of people’s minds. Here are some ways you can help protect your retirement against inflation.
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We consider the term “heightened uncertainty” following Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
Read MoreMassing troops along the border of Ukraine has created a heightened level of uncertainty for investors.
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Retail sales have jumped, but most investors have focused on the potential Ukraine conflict.
Read MoreAsk yourself these questions annually to help determine whether you are on track for enough retirement money.
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What will the Federal Reserve do in the face of supersized inflation?
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The latest numbers suggest that any slowdown in economic growth from the Omicron virus will be temporary.
Read MoreMedical expenses are climbing for retirees. The sooner you can start planning for those expenses, the better. Here are some tips.
Read MoreWorried about market volatility? This story from World War II about missing bullet holes could help.
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The fed’s dovish language has turned hawkish. What can we expect this year?
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