As indefinite uncertainty swirls around the results of the presidential election, troubling signs from our nation's economy are taking a backseat. When the dust from the election settles, will it be too late?

Prices hit record highs in 2020, but Forbes contributor Jeff Opdyke points to plenty of reasons to expect another banner year for gold in 2021. Here's why he's optimistic for another bullish year.

Uncertainty in some critical parts of the economy has just reached a fever pitch, and it couldn't come at a worse time for our nation. As we look past November 3, here are the unique and daunting challenges that the president will face.

If elected next week, Joe Biden has proposed changes in two areas critical to all Americans: taxes and Social Security. Read here to see not only what he has in store, but also why you might want to be skeptical.

Citing a rise in demand across the board – from both investment to industrial use – the bank expects prices for silver to move as high as $100 in the near term. Find out why here.

In March, at a critically vulnerable time for the nation, the central bank jumped in to support the economy. But seven months later, with the economy now sitting in a dangerous and extremely leveraged position, one Fed official is warning that they may never be able to fully separate themselves from the market. Here's what eternal government intervention in...

Should the Democratic candidate be elected, some analysts are warning Americans that they would need to reconsider their retirement strategy. Here's how your current plan could be flipped on its head.

Regardless of who emerges victorious on November 3, Forbes' Frank Holmes believes that the yellow metal is one of the safest bets. Here's why he's so confident its long-term viability.

In this most abnormal of years, a double-headed monster of election-year policy uncertainty and rising inflation is staring Americans right in the face. Before we face any potential election uncertainty, what are you going to do to protect your savings? Discover one option here.

With the entitlements program already in dire straits, the Democratic candidate is proposing five changes that could end up making an already bad problem much worse. Here's what you should know about the changes that may be around the corner.