Monthly Archives: January, 2023

Can Banks Compete with Apple Pay and PayPal?

Banking

Young Research - January 24, 2023

Banks are tired of sharing their customer experience with Apple and PayPal. Now, they want to develop their own digital wallets to compete. AnnaMaria...

America’s Super States and Stocks that Respect YOU

Compound Interest

E.J. Smith - January 23, 2023

When you look at my Super States map, you instantly get a feel for where your freedom is better respected in one state vs....

Don’t Let Your Lazy Cash Eat all Your Food

Bonds

E.J. Smith - January 20, 2023

With bond yields this high and considering you might have some lazy cash still sitting around doing nothing, isn’t it time to put it...

How Will China’s Economic Reopening Affect Global Inflation?

Economy

Young Research - January 20, 2023

As the world's second-largest economy reopens, analysts are trying to determine how its economy will affect the trend of global inflation. Paul Hannon reports...

ESG Money Managers Are Feeling the Heat

ESG

E.J. Smith - January 20, 2023

You may be wondering if relatively small measures like GOP states pulling their pension funds from BlackRock can make a difference when the company's...

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Inflation Threatens Long Bond Yield

Retirement Investing Young Research - August 19, 2011

Should savers and retired investors take the Fed’s bait and invest in long bonds? Not when you have a Fed chairman with a money-printing habit and prominent economists such as Ken Rogoff, the former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund, calling for a “sustained burst of moderate inflation, say, 4–6% for several years.”