Thanks to this persistent inflation, your dollar isn’t going as far in your local grocery store. The silver lining for those that travel internationally is the US dollar will go farther than it has in years when spending abroad.

While its name claims it will tame inflation, estimates show that the bill likely won’t do much to bring down inflation. According to the Penn Wharton Budget Model (PWBM), there’s low confidence the legislation will have any impact on inflation.

If you turn on the news, you’ll hear one “expert” warning of a coming recession and you’ll hear another saying we’ve hit the bottom and are on the way to recovery. The reality is the FED has indicated they will continue raising rates as they look to bring inflation down from its current 9% rate to the target 2% rate. Regardless of what you feel will happen, you need to prepare for the potential of a recession.

This is becoming a common question from our clients, and we wanted to provide additional details as this may be a good fit for cash on the sidelines.

While these challenges certainly warrant our attention and deep concern, they don’t have to be a reason to panic about markets when you’re focused on long-term investing

This year, there are several proposals that could impact donors and their charitable giving.