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Treasury iBonds grew quite popular after inflation in the US spiked a few years ago. These bonds pay interest at rates approximating the Consumer Price Index, so high single-digit returns were not unusual. But rates have since declined, and investors … Continue reading
If any of our clients can tell me who said this, when, and under what circumstances, I’ll buy you a nice dinner: “We are destroying the small businessman. We are destroying Middle America. We are destroying the American dream.” Sound … Continue reading
Most recently, market chatter has revolved around the debt ceiling, with finger-pointing all around. Investors, business owners, heck – all citizens, are worried that Congress will not come to an agreement around raising the debt ceiling. But is it true, … Continue reading
We wrote this blog a few days ago, but already a lot has happened. SVB as everyone knows went into dissolution. Along with it went Signature Bank, and now First Republic has accepted capital infusions and loans to stay afloat. … Continue reading
Ever since the Federal Reserve was founded in 1913 as a result of upheaval in the wake of the 1907 banking panic, it has depended on the public faith to maintain its legitimacy. Yet throughout history that faith has waxed … Continue reading