... than half of us underestimate our subscriptions by about $100 per month.
On average, people are letting about $133 per month, or around $1,600 per year, evaporate from their checking accounts via unused ...
... bonds, what most people have in their portfolios, are down maybe 8-15% depending on type.
The worst performing sectors were Communication Services and Technology, down 28% and 21%, respectively. Had ...
... or less in real time. Inflation hits low-income folks and young people hardest, but the pain of quickly rising prices and its knock-on effects is being felt across the age and income spectrums.
Along ...
... while maybe not a total sham, at a very charitable minimum the company seems to have made light of the variety of risks to depositor’s assets. This led regular people to deposit more and more of their ...
... rebalancing at the micro-level whereas most people go macro by just looking at their overall exposure to stocks and bonds assuming they rebalance at all.
Each week I go through all the portfolios I manage ...
There’s a perplexing dynamic playing out between how people feel about their own financial situation compared to how they see everyone else’s. This shows up in private conversation and in national surveys ...
... the line steepening into May and probably into summer as well.
Higher prices for air travel likely caused some folks to hit the road instead, but an average of over 2.2 million people still flew each ...
... make as prices rise. This is part of the reason why people often feel like their personal inflation rate is much higher.]
The CPI focuses on the consumer experience of inflation, therefore the price ...
... people at the Fed and big banks.)
Another key benchmark for rates on longer-term loans is the yield on 10yr Treasury securities, wrapped up into something known as the Constant Maturity Treasury. Published ...
... people (not investment professionals) trying to manage their own portfolios with educational help from the organization. They’re surveyed weekly to see how bullish, bearish, or neutral they are, and where ...