by deyoe | Jun 30, 2015 | Asset Allocation, Debt & Mortgages, Economic Data, Greece, Investing, Politics & Law, Weekly Commentary
A Greek Exit from the EU, a “Grexit,” is Back in the News… again! Not quite as popular as Branjelina and Kimye, ‘Grexit’ (short for Greek Exit) has gained traction as a nickname during the past few months. The British press appropriated a variation,...
by deyoe | Jun 29, 2015 | Asset Allocation, Economic Data, Employment, Investing, Monetary Policy, Work
Greg Ip, Chief Economics Commentator at The Wall Street Journal, was blogging about business cycles. He wrote, “After a perplexing start to the year, the economy is starting to make sense…[Recently released data] has begun to help solve three puzzles that have hung...
by deyoe | Jun 25, 2015 | China, Greece, International, Risk Management, Trade, Weekly Commentary
China’s Markets, Chinese Companies & Greece (con’t) You’re probably familiar with the seven-year itch. Not the movie with Marilyn Monroe, but the concept that relationships can lose their luster after seven years. That may be what happened last week in...
by deyoe | Jun 22, 2015 | College Planning, Education Planning, Financial Planning, Insurance, Investing, Mindful Minute, People, Personal Finance, Retirement Planning, Uncategorized, Video
What is Financial Planning… exactly? Your financial plan is the anchoring principle that tells you how to act and keeps you from re-acting to the constant and unpredictable movement of markets and craziness of the media’s bullhorn. Your plan is the...
by deyoe | Jun 19, 2015 | Asset Allocation, Economic Policy, Investing, Monetary Policy, Personal Finance
The Wall Street Journal has been out on the street asking economists when they think the Federal Reserve is likely to begin increasing the Fed funds rate. Unlike Jay Leno’s interviews with average people on the street, not one economist asked, “What’s the Fed funds...
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