The markets face two major risks between now and the end of 2020.Both of them are connected to the Federal Reserve, as the Schwab Center for Financial Research explains. Global markets, however, may have just experienced the best first half of a year ever. Marc Jones of Reuters looks into the surprising numbers that include an unpredictable rally on Greek bank stocks. How do you manage your retirement portfolio once you start to draw from it? There are three serious mistakes you can avoid, according to Rob Williams of Schwab.
2019 Mid-Year Outlook: Rate Expectations — In the first half of 2019, major stock indexes including the S&P 500® reached new highs, yet the outlook for global economic growth softened. Recession risk has risen, and rising tariffs have created even more uncertainty. Much depends on how the markets react to further rate cuts from the Federal Reserve. Read more…
The Best First Half For Financial Markets Ever? — It may well have been the best first half of a year for global markets, and one that not even the most wily investor would have predicted after the dire end to 2018 and what has happened since. Read more…
3 Retirement Income Mistakes To Avoid — After years of diligent saving, many retirees may be unsettled by the notion of actually tapping their portfolios. When should you start? How much is too much? What if you outlive your money? These are legitimate concerns, but by focusing solely on drawdowns, you could be overlooking other risks to the longevity of your savings. Read more…
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