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As interest rates rise, Americans are going to get squeezed. And if you take the American consumer out of the picture, the economy starts to stumble. Rising Interest Rates Squeeze American Consumers October 2, 2018 by Jocelynn Smith U.S. Economy As interest rates rise, Americans are going to get squeezed. And if you take the American consumer out of the picture, the economy starts to stumble.
US Debt Interest Rates Debt’s Effect on America’s Future October 1, 2018 by Ted Bauman Government & Politics, Wealth Protection The fed spends more on national debt interest payments than on military funds. Interest payments 10x more than our nation invests in children every year.
US Debt Interest Rates Debt Is Dampening America’s Future October 1, 2018 by Ted Bauman Government & Politics, Wealth Protection The fed spends more on national debt interest payments than on military funds. Interest payments 10x more than our nation invests in children every year.
October Market Ride October’s Market Ride October 1, 2018 by Chad Shoop Stocks A much-needed correction is out of the way, I don’t see volatility being an issue in October. Don’t want to sell with the momentum brewing in the market.
Market Volatility Get Ready for a Volatility Comeback September 28, 2018 by Chad Shoop Economy, Stocks Judging from the media headlines, this is a volatile period in the stock market. We’ve all seen the news: Emerging markets are crashing! A global trade war is imminent! And rates are rising, despite President Trump’s disapproval. All of this makes for great headlines. It also comes across as vital information, driving market prices back […]

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