The honey badger labor market will still bite housing
All six recession red flags are up, so I am keeping an eye on jobless claims data. Once it breaks higher, the job-loss recession has begun.
All six recession red flags are up, so I am keeping an eye on jobless claims data. Once it breaks higher, the job-loss recession has begun.
I’ve been out traveling in Ecuador for the past two weeks, living in the jungle, climbing waterfalls and noting the cultural differences of a country set about 3000 miles South and 30 years back in time from my own. Every time I settle into life in a new place, I’m always amazed at how many […]
Well, itâs been a stressful couple of weeks, and the way the stock market is swinging at the moment, it doesnât appear to be abating. Grab your Tums, buckle your seat belt, and hang on. Donât you love waking up to the Dow rising 400 points, only to check in after lunch and find that… Read More »Higher Mortgage Rates Likely to Have Little Effect on Housing Market
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Being a freelancer means different financial circumstances than most other people. Here are tips for financial management for freelancers.
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Once theyâre done hiking rates, will the Fed need to keep rates high because the consumer balance sheet looks so good?
If I were to go back to school, I think I’d study retirement. That probably sounds boring to some of you, but I find the subject fascinating. No joke: My bedtime reading lately consists of books like A History of Retirement by Wiliam Graebner.
You see, retirement is a relatively recent concept. It’s only really possible in wealthy nations with long lifespans. In 1880, over 75% of American men older than 64 remained in the workforce. They wanted to work. Work was evidence of vitality and productivity. It gave people purpose. Plus, most folks needed the money.
One hundred years ago, retirement was considered undesirable, something to be avoided. A 24 January 1903 article in the Saturday Review summed up the prevailing attitude: “Men shrink from voluntarily committing themselves to an act which simulates the forced inactivity of death.”
Mortgage rates fall to levels last seen in September CNN
Over the past couple of years the economy has been in a tailspin. With double digit unemployment, people are having a hard time finding jobs, and not many people (beyond government workers) have been seeing their incomes increase. Because times are tough most people are having to be more creative in looking for places to trim […]
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Weighing two separate job offers can seem like an embarrassment of riches. In todayâs job-starved economy, the prospect of having your choice between two positions is a rare and enviable position. But thereâs also an element of anxiety with choosing between two offers. One could be the job of your dreams, and the other could
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