Financial Security

Economic instability can pose significant challenges for investors, particularly when global or domestic events trigger unexpected market reactions. The start of 2025 has been tumultuous due to heightened tensions surrounding trade tariffs, particularly those imposed by the former President Donald Trump on goods imported from Canada, Mexico, and China. This article will explore various investment
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As we transition into 2025, the investment landscape is increasingly shaped by a number of factors, including economic shifts, investor sentiment, and sector innovations. Notably, the rise of artificial intelligence and adjustments to interest rates have provided a vigorous backdrop for capital markets, with major U.S. indices performing well in 2024. However, amidst such macroeconomic
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The narrative surrounding Bitcoin’s origin is often a polarizing topic in the world of finance. However, crypto enthusiast Anthony Pompliano suggests a paradigm shift: instead of fixating on how Bitcoin was conceived, we should concentrate on its implications in the modern financial landscape. In a recent discussion with economist David Andolfato, Pompliano articulated a pressing
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Retirement is an inevitable phase of life that many look forward to, yet it often raises complex questions regarding financial security and personal fulfillment. In her latest work, “How to Retire: 20 Lessons for a Happy, Successful and Wealthy Retirement,” Christine Benz, a prominent figure in retirement planning at Morningstar, addresses these intricate issues by
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As the demographic tide shifts, older Americans are increasingly representing the largest segment of homeowners across the United States. Despite this predominant trend, a substantial number of seniors, approximately 7 million individuals aged 65 and older, find themselves renting instead of owning. According to a study by the Joint Center for Housing Studies at Harvard
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As economic conditions continue to shift and evolve, the traditional reliance on cash is increasingly being scrutinized. According to insights from Wells Fargo, this attachment to cash—a fundamental aspect of financial security for many Americans—could come at a significant opportunity cost over the long haul. With an unprecedented $6.42 trillion currently parked in money market
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On November 5, 2023, Utah voters will confront a significant change proposed through Amendment A, a constitutional amendment that aims to offer increased fiscal flexibility by reallocating tax revenues traditionally earmarked for K-12 public education. Currently, income, corporate franchise, and intangible property tax revenues are mandated by the state constitution to serve educational funding. The
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