As we kick off 2023, here is a look at some predictions for the year from 'experts' in the financial world and otherwise.

How do we feel when we make "the right decision" versus the "wrong decision", and how can we tell the difference?

The war in Ukraine has caused all kinds of problems. One of the big ones expected in spring (see W.I.T. #3) was a disruption of grain supply and high prices for things like wheat. How has that played out so far this year?

On October 19th, 1987, the Dow Jones fell 500 points. How would you react if you heard that happened today?

The sudden increase in the money supply over the last two years may help explain the inflation we are dealing with today.

Research has shown that income inequality may be an instinct hard-wired into our DNA.

The market's terrible performance in 2022 has many people feeling overwhelmed. Here's some good news you likely haven't seen elsewhere...

Many of us have heard about the shrinking middle class in America, but that doesn't tell the whole story...

At Disney World, my son decided to ride a rollercoaster he was scared of. He ended up loving it, but this reminded me that evaluating whether or not a decision is a good one does not involve results...

Account values have been dropping all year; when will it stop? Here's an answer to that question you might not have heard before...

Rising retiree income is probably not a headline you've seen. But if bonds pay better interest rates than they have in years, doesn't that help folks living on a fixed income?

American households took on a record amount of new debt in 2021, but one headline doesn’t tell the whole story...

We all know about rising inflation as reported by the government, but does it really cost more to live?

What should we expect for the stock market in 2022...and more importantly what should we do (or not) about it?