After breaking 20,000 for the first time at the end of January, it’s been setting new records ever since, now nearing 21,000. But even as the market rises, it’s likely that it’s poised for a significant fall, and the months ahead may see a fair amount of volatility.
We've been seeing a strange pattern lately: Even though the S&P 500 is on the rise, the VIX is climbing as well. Why is that?
Wherever there is money, scammers are likely to show up, and that's true of retirement savings. Scammers and hackers use a variety of methods to gain access to your hard-won funds, but you can protect your financial future with a combination of common sense and due diligence.
Many experts are predicting that gold’s current upward trend will continue for the coming months. This makes now the ideal time for you to invest in a Gold IRA.
Investing is always a risk. You put your hard-earned money into an account that you hope will grow over time. However, as seen in 2008, the market can be quite unstable and unpredictable, so making wise investment choices is important.
It's hard to look into the future with any clarity, but one thing's true for every person: planning now helps create a stable foundation for finances during retirement. Part of that plan might include investing in gold, which is one retirement asset you can reasonably expect to grow in value and pay out as expected.
With rising inflation, a weakening dollar, and uncertainty in the world economy, it’s not surprising that gold prices are continuing to rise. The value of gold has already risen as high as 9 percent, and many financial analysts expect gold will continue increasing in value. Here are three factors that could fuel a continued upward trend for gold this...
Parents: Being too helpful financially could jeopardize your own lifestyle by delaying or even preventing retirement.
Paper money and gold are no longer correlated. Now, the value of the U.S. dollar is determined by a variety of these complex factors...
Companies decisions can have a huge impact on the economy. If the economy plummets, your investment savings can suffer a major hit.