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The Good News: Americans Are Saving More in Their 401(k)s Americans are contributing more than ever to their 401(k) retirement plans—and that’s a win. Every dollar you put into your 401(k) is a step toward financial freedom, thanks to compound growth, employer matches, and tax advantages. If you’re contributing regularly, you’re doing the right thing. […]
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) report for July 2025 shows that prices went up 2.7% over the course of a year, with a 0.3% rise every month. That may seem like clear proof of inflation, but it’s important to know what’s really behind these numbers and how they affect your buying power. People often don’t […]
Let’s discuss about the elephant in the room—America’s debt bomb. It’s a term that’s been batted around for decades, frequently rejected as excessive fear-mongering. You might have heard it so many times that it sounds like background noise. But here’s the uncomfortable truth: just because the ceiling hasn’t caved in doesn’t mean the cracks aren’t […]
Frank Sinatra’s music captivates listeners, weaving tales and transporting them on a voyage through life. It Was a Very Good Year is one of his most popular songs, looking back on different parts of life and remembering the good times and milestones. Now how does this apply to managing a portfolio or investing? The Market’s […]
Original Post: https://www.citybiz.co/article/645162/watchdog-on-wall-street-celebrates-25-years-of-uncompromising-financial-vigilance/ Nation’s Longest-Running Financial Program Marks Quarter-Century of Unwavering Commitment to Truth and Consumer Advocacy Watchdog on Wall Street, the nation’s preeminent financial radio show and podcast, commemorates its 25th anniversary this month. Hosted by financial expert Chris Markowski, this landmark program has been at the vanguard of financial literacy and consumer advocacy since […]
July 2024 Two stories in the Wall Street Journal today caught my attention and really shook me up. They illustrate the critical importance of financial responsibility and the consequences of poor money management. Long-time listeners know I don’t sugarcoat things. Today’s column will be no different. The Cost of Inaction The first story that blew […]
Recent news stories have been disheartening, and they remind me of the end of Orwell’s Animal Farm. In the book, the reformers, the pigs, ultimately become indistinguishable from the oppressive humans they replaced. The final commandment, “All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others,” is a stark reflection of our current reality. We […]
July 2024 Recently, I’ve been interviewed on several radio shows where hosts have been asking about Jay Powell and the Federal Reserve’s stance on inflation. They were eager to point out that I had predicted the Fed wouldn’t wait for inflation to drop to 2% before lowering rates. My response? A facepalm and a simple, […]