The blaring stories about high inflation are inescapable after last week’s shockingly strong inflation report. We wrote about surging prices spreading to more and more everyday products, which undercuts the “transitory” narrative. Still, we recognize that the pandemic re-opening period has no historic parallel to help guide forecasts.

America is going through a pretty major reconfiguration of the labor market. Headlines are calling it the "Great Resignation" but I think it's deeper than that.

We've got bold statements, ultimatums, cliff-hangers, and confusing sequels. We've even got folks paddling up to Senators' party boats to discuss tax reform.

The stock market got a little crazy this week. Is a storm coming? Let's take a look at what's driving markets right now.

Why are the headlines terrible? Because the media loves drama. This is not news to you or me or anyone who pays attention.

After weeks of grandstanding, posturing, and wrangling, it looks like a bipartisan infrastructure deal that both parties can live with is in the works.

How much inflation can the country afford before we’re in trouble?

Discussing the impact COVID-19 may have on your plans for retirement, as well as recent legislation passed in America that’s designed to bring some economic relief to retirees.

During this unprecedented event, you are worried about your financial future. That's a fair response but one that shouldn't overwhelm you. Here's why...