Could the markets reach 5,000 in 2022? Or is this a bubble that will burst? The man who predicted the current bull market, Jeremy Siegel, explains what to look for in 2022. There are 4 main themes of global interest for investors next year. That’s according to Schwab’s chief global investment strategist Jeffrey Kleintop, who shares them with Advisor Perspectives. If you’re eligible for Medicare, this is the time to compare plans. Recipients have until December 7 for open enrollment and it pays to shop around. With Part B premiums rising 14.5%, Ashlea Ebeling of Forbes describes how to find the best plan.

Jeremy Siegel: The Market Is Not In A Bubble; The S&P Could Reach 5,000 In 2022 — Jeremy Siegel is the Russell E. Palmer Emeritus Professor of Finance at the Wharton School and a senior investment strategy advisor to Wisdom Tree Funds. His book, Stocks for the Long Run, now in its fifth edition, is widely recognized as one of the best books on investing. He discusses the likelihood of a market correction versus a continued bull market. Read more…

2022 Global Outlook: Slowing But Not Slow — Global GDP has surpassed its pre-pandemic level in 2021 and completed the transition from recovery to expansion, aided by strong policy support, the deployment of effective vaccines and the resumption of economic activities. In 2022, global GDP is anticipated to grow around 5%, forming the strongest back-to-back years for the world economy since the early 1970s. Read more…

Medicare Part B Premiums To Rise 14.5% In 2022, With Premiums For Highest-Income Couples Nearly $14,000 A Year — The huge range in drug and health plan premiums is one reason why it’s so important to shop and carefully compare prices and coverage every year. The State Health Insurance Programs National Network lists places where you can get free help locally to compare plans. With Medicare open enrollment running through December 7 for 2022, it’s time for those eligible to make sure they have the best plan. Read more…

 

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