Elizabeth Mintzer
The Fed’s AI Dilemma: Long-Term Perspectives

The Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Romer once wrote that "economic growth springs from better recipes, not just from more cooking."1 This key idea in economics is that raising our standard of living is not just about adding more workers or more equipment, but about enabling each worker to produce not only more goods and services, but higher quality ones as well.

The Fed’s AI Dilemma: Long-Term Perspectives
Elizabeth Mintzer
Tariff Refunds and the National Debt: What They ...

Since new tariffs were announced last year, global trade has been a source of uncertainty for financial markets and the economy. In February, the Supreme Court ruled that the original “Liberation Day” tariffs were illegal, resulting in a wave of refunds to businesses that are now well underway.1 New tariffs have been implemented since then under different laws, including recently with close trading partners such as Canada.

Tariff Refunds and the National Debt: What They Mean for Investors
Elizabeth Mintzer
What’s Driving Stocks, Bonds, and All-Time Highs

The stock market has climbed to new all-time highs following several periods of uncertainty this year. This is welcome news for investors, especially because many parts of the market have contributed to the rally, including sectors such as Energy, Information Technology, and Industrials. Interest rates are also near multi-decade highs, pushing bond yields to their most attractive levels in years. At the same time, investors should always be prepared for periods of volatility, which the past few years have shown can occur at any time.

What’s Driving Stocks, Bonds, and All-Time Highs
Elizabeth Mintzer
The Midterm Election and Long-Term Investing

With the November midterm election approaching, campaigns are starting to intensify across the country. Politics have only grown more divisive in recent decades, so it’s natural for investors to wonder whether the election should influence their financial decisions. More than ever, it’s important to separate our political views from investing, and not vote with our portfolios and financial plans.1

The Midterm Election and Long-Term Investing

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Your 2019 Financial To-Do List

Your 2019 Financial To-Do List

What financial, business, or life priorities do you need to address for 2019? Now is a good time to think about the investing, saving, or budgeting methods you could employ toward specific objectives, from building your retirement fund to lowering your taxes. You have plenty of options. Here are a few that might prove convenient.

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