The Retirement Blog

Perhaps the most important week of the year?!  If you’ve been watching tv or surfing the internet, you may certainly think so…. We’ve heard both

GDP, Gross Domestic Product, was reported at 2.6% last week.  Combined with the hope the Federal Reserve is entering the late stages of rate hikes,

The S&P 500 managed to rally 4.74% last week, in the face of the obvious negativity and doubts as to where our economy is heading. 

Today’s blog will focus on Medicare, Social Security, and electric vehicle (EV) tax credits for 2023.  The markets, however, are due for an over-sold bounce

Similar to being glad not to hear about Covid every day, all of us look forward to the day when we no longer hear about

Looking for something positive to write about!!!! Medicare Part B premiums will decrease to $164.90/month, beginning in January 2023.  Also being reduced slightly, is the

The Federal Funds rate after last week’s .75% bump now stands at 3% to 3.25%. Prior to last week’s announcement, the projection of where the

Last week’s CPI reading of 8.3% was higher than expected, suggesting bringing inflation down is not a layup.  Certainly not “new news.”  Inflation can be

After three weeks of losses, stocks reversed course again with a nice bounce.  Perhaps it’s just a technical bounce, or maybe investors are thinking corporate