The U.S. debt stands at a staggering $27 trillion, and now interest rates are beginning to signal a weakening in the belief that debt will ever be made good. Is there any way out of the "dollar death spiral?"
Democrats now have the White House and a tie-breaking vote in the Senate - and their economic policies probably aren't in your best interests. Here's how the first 100 days might play out…
Lockdowns and pandemic panic have wreaked havoc on the economy. With small businesses closing and even big business productivity crippled, government stimulus just adds fuel to the coming inflationary bonfire that could consume your savings…
The "new normal" of low to negative-yielding bonds has changed the retirement landscape. Learn why State Street Global Advisors recommends a gold allocation in order to hedge savings, lower risks, and include a safe and independent source of returns…
No matter who is president next year, he will have a potential economic time bomb on his hands. We expect a COVID-19 vaccine will create the same conditions that caused 1980s hyperinflation - see why.
Despite unprecedented volatility, gold prices stabilized rapidly near the year’s high. Anticipated stimulus, inflation, and other dollar woes lead analysts predict a breakout with “no ceiling in sight.” We look to the 1970s for clues on how the next gold boom might materialize.
Reviewing data from this past Halloween, Forbes contributor Frank Holmes notes that spending oddly ticked up over last year. If this is one of the first signs of higher prices, here's why a move to gold makes more sense than ever.
The SSA may have the best of intentions with its annual cost-of-living adjustment, but sadly, the facts illustrate that they're not helping retirees enough. Here's why the situation may stand to only get worse.
As we all get used to the "new normal" of a coronavirus world, many big corporations are pausing this one big activity that had previously helped to send the markets to dizzying heights. But now that this crutch is disappearing, could the markets take an even greater tumble? Find out here.