A massive flow of funds from the Federal Reserve into the fiscal system has investors concerned about inflation. The more money there is in the system the more dollars there to spend, causing consumers to drive up prices in order to compete for goods. This build-up can be compared to the build-up of heat… Continue reading Volcanic Activity in the Fiscal System
Author: J.J. Schenkelberg
Treasure on the Streets of Chicago
Prior to my kids starting school, our family spent a long weekend in Chicago. There were many fun things to do and see, especially for kids ages six and nine. We went to the top of the John Hancock building, visited the Museum of Science and Industry and the Field Museum, spent the day on… Continue reading Treasure on the Streets of Chicago
10 Most Common Personal Finance Mistakes
In our industry it feels very common for clients to believe the single biggest threat to their personal financial success is investment performance. CNBC recently published an article highlighting the 10 most common personal finance mistakes. Interestingly, investment performance barely scores a mention. On the list below, numbers 6 and 7 touch on the dangers… Continue reading 10 Most Common Personal Finance Mistakes