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On Wednesday the Federal Reserve announced they would cut interest rates, but there was some confusion surrounding their decision. Now experts are wondering what’s next.

Congress may soon pass the SECURE Act, with could potentially harm 401(k)s. Consider the fiduciary rule dropped last year, and retirees could see their retirement plans become more riskier than secure.

Money manager Frank Holmes sees a bull run for gold and a price increase for silver. Find out why in this week’s News to Know.

The debt ceiling was once again suspended, making room for more potential debt added to the U.S.’s growing deficit. Add some questionable lending practices currently happening, and it spells trouble for the economy.

The market has been on a bull run, but most American retirees are not reaping the benefits. As more hindrances pop up for retirees, the future of retirement becomes more grim.

The global market appears to be undergoing a paradigm shift after a decade of risk investment, and Hedge Fund expert Ray Dalio believes most portfolios could do with a bit more gold. See why in this week’s News to Know.

Home buyers are working more for less home buying power, and it appears the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy could be the culprit.

Putting your retirement plan on autopilot can make you vulnerable to risks in the economy. Here are 3 signals that reveal why it’s risky to leave your plan on autopilot right now.

As recession fears persist, one research firms says the stellar movements gold has been seeing this summer should continue well into the next quarter. See why in this week’s News to Know.

This year, the trend of companies buying back shares such as Apple is increasing. These buybacks may have artificially inflated the recent market rally, and if the buyback “gravy train” crashes, markets could deflate.