The Federal Reserve’s Battle with Inflation Inflation continues to be the primary concern for the Federal Reserve and the markets. U.S. inflation eased slightly in August, while core inflation rose prompting the Fed to hike short term interest rates three quarters of one percent in July...
Time is such a funny thing – three months can feel so short yet at the same time be packed with what seems like a year full of events. You may have already forgot that the Olympics just recently took place over the summer, it...
While society is still not completely back to “normal,” it certainly feels like the world is a lot closer to normal than where we were at the peak of the pandemic. And that feels great! People are taking vacations again, though staying closer to home...
These newsletters have contained their fair share of adjectives to describe the past twelve months and for good reason. 2020 was truly remarkable – from escalating geopolitical tension to start the year (i.e. US and Iran) to a global pandemic to heightened racial tensions to...
Set it and forget it when it comes to Medicare? Not so fast. Waning government funding and “expert” debate over the long-term viability of this Federal Program have contributed to legislative support demanding change. Congress plans to do what it takes to continue supporting reasonably...
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