Category: Economy

Get ready, because the next two years, from 2026 to 2028, look like they’ll mean interest rates stay pretty much where they are now, maybe even go up a tiny bit before they start coming down slowly. It’s like trying …Read more  »

So, you're wondering what's going to happen with interest rates over the next few years? It's a big question, and I've spent a lot of time thinking about it. Based on what I'm seeing and understanding, I believe interest rates …Read more  »

Well, we made it through another Federal Reserve meeting, and the big news is they've decided to keep interest rates right where they are. The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) voted 9 to 3 to hold the benchmark interest rate …Read more  »

Let's talk about the future of the U.S. economy. It's a topic that touches all of us, from the prices at the grocery store to the job market and our retirement savings. As I look ahead to 2026 and 2027, …Read more  »

The Federal Reserve has once again decided to keep interest rates exactly where they are, marking the third consecutive meeting without a change. This decision, landing in the target range of 3.50%–3.75%, signals a cautious approach by the central bank …Read more  »

Let's talk about what's happening today, March 18, 2026, with the Federal Reserve. Based on what the markets are saying and what I’m seeing, the answer is a pretty resounding no; the Fed is not expected to cut interest rates …Read more  »

Home buyers rejoice when interest rates drop, but rising interest rates can actually be a good thing for investors. Because high rates make homes less affordable, the rental market improves, giving real estate investors a chance to improve cash flow …Read more  »

Great news for your wallet! For the past 32 months – dating all the way back to June 2023 – wages in the United States have been growing faster than the rate of inflation. This means that as of February …Read more  »

If you're asking which is the better investment in 2026, based on where things are headed, my honest opinion is that stocks are likely to offer a stronger punch for your money, mainly due to their projected growth potential. As …Read more  »