What effect will the tragic ISIS strikes on Paris have on the world economy? Nicholas Wells offers analysis and a forecast for the long term. In spite of investor concerns, an economist who is known as “Dr. Doom” says there’s no reason to fear a global recession. CNBC covers the story. There’s a timely report out from Kiplinger for those worried about the rising costs for high-income participants in Medicare Part B. Should you enroll or not? Insurance expert Kim Lankford, answers the question.
The Economic Consequences Of Paris –We’ve already started to see what effect the tragedy in Paris will have on the markets. European stocks closed with moderate gains on Monday and those seeking security drove up defense stocks and the price of gold. Nicholas Wells reports on the long-term effects. Read more…
American Economist Nouriel Roubini Not So Gloomy Now — Global growth concerns have injected large amounts of volatility throughout financial markets, and have even raised worries about a possible global recession. However, Nouriel Roubini, known by many as “Dr. Doom,” says fear not. Read more…
What People Really Want To Know About Medicare — The Kiplinger special report on Medicare couldn’t be more timely. The likelihood that high-income recipients will see a major hike in their Part B premiums in 2016 is adding to the general angst and confusion that often goes along with enrolling in Medicare. Contributing editor Kim Lankford, insurance specialist, says she gets “tons” of mail from readers who often ask basic Medicare questions, beginning with whether to sign up or not. Here she answers some of the most pressing questions. Read more…
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