I Bond Rates Soar: Inflation Pushes Returns Back Above 4%

Interest Rates on I Bonds Increase for First Time in Two Years For the first time in two years, interest rates on Series I Savings bonds, known as I bonds, … Read More

New to Crypto? A Beginner’s Guide to Investing in Cryptocurrencies

Cryptocurrency can be an enticing asset for investors looking to diversify beyond traditional stocks and bonds Cryptocurrency can be an enticing asset for investors looking to diversify beyond traditional stocks … Read More

Nasdaq Hits the Skids: The Index Enters Correction Territory

Stock Market Correction Brings Tech Stocks Down After losing 2.38% through Thursday’s market close, the Nasdaq has officially entered a correction. Since its year-to-date high on January 28, the tech-heavy … Read More

Retiring Soon? Shield Your Savings from Market Turbulence

Although U.S. markets recovered some of last week’s losses Monday on the hope that a resolution with Iran — and a resumption of oil shipments passing through the crucial Strait … Read More

Nailing Down the Right Amount: A Guide to Investing in Gold

Precious metals outperform the S&P 500 Precious metals, including gold, silver, and platinum, have substantially outperformed the S&P 500 over the past year. Over that time, gold has gained 72% … Read More

Unearthing the Patterns: What History Reveals About Gold’s Rallying Success

Many Investors Treat Gold as a Hedge Against Inflation Many investors treat gold as a hedge against inflation, economic uncertainty and other market stressors that can weigh on the stock … Read More

Slinking Through the Labyrinth: Unlocking the Secrets of Gold’s Liquidity and Exit Strategies

Benefits of Selling Gold and Diversifying Your Portfolio Buying gold can help you diversify your portfolio and insulate it from inflation and economic uncertainty. But not everyone wants to hold … Read More

A Balanced Trio: How to Diversify Your Portfolio with Gold, Fixed Income, and Stocks

Diversification is Key Don’t put all your eggs in one basket. While that idiom — attributed to Spanish author Miguel de Cervantes — has been around for centuries, it is … Read More