Category: personal finance

I have been overwhelmed with questions regarding the economy and what has been going on with the stock market over the last month and I […]

Consider this: in over half of all U.S. counties, someone earning the median income cannot afford the median-priced home. That’s not just a statistic; it’s […]

I know it is unbearably painful to watch the stock market negatively perform most days. However, for the 50 years that I have been invested, […]

Did you know that the average American household carries over $100,000 in debt, a figure that often rises sharply just before or during an economic […]

I know it is very frustrating for you as an investor to sit back and watch the market trend down week after week and get […]

I sit at home at night and read financial journals and the details regarding the U.S. economy. For a good laugh, I also read the […]

By now we are all tired of seeing the massive swings in the stock market, both up and down. It seems like for every good […]

I took a break from writing the commentary that I normally write on a monthly basis. Tax season this year was extraordinarily hard and demanding. […]

Feeling the pinch of higher borrowing costs? Wondering how to navigate a financial landscape where everything from mortgages to credit card balances seems more expensive? […]

I am starting to feel like the famous former New York Yankee’s catcher, Yogi Berra, when he quipped, “It’s like déjà vu all over again.” […]