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Interest rates have moved dramatically higher with the 10-year Treasury rising over 55 basis points (bps) since the start of the year breaking through 1.50% on Thursday. Increasing interest rates is the most significant storyline of the last few weeks. In general, investors have an innate ability to rationalize and justify difficult issues that they hope not to deal with. Such is the case with interest rates. The rising intermediate and longer ends of the yield curve have largely been ignored until now. Rates certainly remain at historically low levels and are supportive of the overall economy as well as asset prices, but the speed of the recent rate rise is starting to be noticed.
Advisers express skepticism about Warren's wealth tax - InvestmentNews
Diahann Lassus, managing principal at Peapack Private Wealth Management, said wealth inequality has been exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic.
The Planning Quarterly - February 2021
Planning issues arise at every stage of life. Each quarter, we’ll take a deep dive into issues our clients find meaningful. This issue focuses on changes to your overall finances, both internal and external. Please reach out to your primary wealth advisor or to our authors with your questions or ideas for future articles. Our guidance can help you achieve your financial goals.
Fourth Quarter 2020: Truth or Consequences
The first game show to air on broadcast television was a program called Truth or Consequences. Originally a radio show, it combined a traditional quiz show format with wacky stunts.
The trivia questions were intentionally obscure, designed for contestants—given a mere two seconds to respond—to give the wrong answer. Failing to complete this "truth" portion meant that the contestant had to face "consequences," typically by performing a zany and embarrassing stunt devised by the show’s staff.
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