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Investing retirement money is totally different from how we invested in the past. You are no longer trying to get rich; your goal is to make your money last for the rest of your life so you can enjoy your golden years. Successful retirement is a ...more

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Locking In Safe Returns Is Not So Easy….
Locking in safe, inflation-beating returns is difficult. Until “non-callable” comes back into play, when you buy debt instruments the buyer has control and that must be factored into the risk/reward equation.
Money Ain’t What It Used To Be
What is money? Baby boomers worry about retirement, workers never seem to have enough while politicians spend other people’s money recklessly to buy votes.
No Matter What You Call It, Storm Clouds Ahead
When the Fed lacks a backbone, investors need to find one... it is time to hunker down.
The Party’s Over
As expected, mortgage rates are skyrocketing, and the real estate market is tumbling, along with the stock and bond markets. The party’s over.
The Disease Or Cure? Take Your Pick! (Part II)
If this is the Primary Trend we think it is, it may take us all the way down to where the last one began – in 1980.
The Disease Or Cure? Take Your Pick!
Five huge banks control almost half of the wealth of the nation. Is the cause of our economic problems is central banking?
The Great Deception
The Fed’s “magic money” game is about over. They try to fool the public into thinking they are sitting in a giant control center, making decisions, punching their keyboards, and controlling the economy.
What Kind Of Recession Is This?
The Fed is raising rates. Historically this slows business growth as the cost of capital increases, mortgage rates rise affecting housing sales and new construction. With less money to spend, consumer demand decreases along with inflation.
What Is Normal?
If mortgage rates are 6%, that might be considered normal over the last 20 years. Over the last 50 years, 6% looks like a pretty good deal.
Investing Wisely During Inflationary Times
The Fed’s high inflation is a disaster; investors have some real challenges protecting their money. Cash is no longer a store of wealth, but rather an asset depreciating rapidly.
Accumulating Wealth During Inflationary Times
Hard times are very stressful; particularly for those living paycheck to paycheck. You never learn how to manage money until you don’t have any. Until the paycheck-to-paycheck crowd changes their mindset about wealth and debt, nothing will change.
The Fed’s Disaster Has Arrived
Inflation is no longer a coming attraction, it’s here, turning into a disaster, and not about to go away anytime soon.
Keeping Our Wits And Wealth In A Down Market
The Fed is raising rates, forecasting more hikes and the stock market is falling. Fed Chair Powell says he can’t promise a soft landing. Pundits are peering into the future expecting the stock market to continue down.
Handling Preferred Stocks During Times Of Rising Interest Rates
I have been very high on preferred stocks. Unlike common stocks, their dividends are fixed and must be paid ahead of common stocks.
The Fed “Doth Protest Too Much”
Government spending is out of control, their policies are adding to inflation and will require a massive effort to get things under control. The Fed is too little, too late.
Banks Make Billions Printing/Lending Money When They Don’t Have To Worry About Being Paid Back
Americans are fed up, and prices are skyrocketing. Unless Congress gets a real wake-up call, many pundits predict complete economic collapse.
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