Gold and silver have been popular investments for centuries, safeguarding investor wealth through thick and thin. And one of the most popular ways to invest in gold and silver today is through gold and silver IRAs. If you’re not familiar with gold and silver IRAs, it’s probably because your financial adviser or retail brokerage doesn’t […]
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No one likes economic recessions. Someone always suffers, whether it’s due to drops in economic growth, job losses, or what have you. But recessions are always the natural consequence of the monetary easing that preceded them, which cause bubbles to form. Bubbles are the result of malinvestment within the economy, with resources being put to […]
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A recent document from the Financial Literacy and Education Commission has recommended that colleges should provide mandatory courses in financial literacy. Part of the reason behind this is the fact that college students graduating today are more and more indebted than ever, with total student debt rising to over $1.5 trillion. Many students may very […]
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Facebook’s leap into the cryptocurrency sphere was met with applause by many market analysts and observers, but with great skepticism by both cryptocurrency enthusiasts and governments. Cryptocurrency enthusiasts distrust Facebook’s goals for its Libra cryptocurrency, and don’t believe that the company will hold true to many of the claims it makes about user privacy and […]
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Debt issuance has always been pretty straightforward. A borrower issues bonds that pay interest to entice lenders to part with their money for a period of time. The longer the term of the bond or the riskier the borrower, the higher the interest rate the borrower has to offer. But thanks to over a decade […]
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