American workers have grown more confident in the past year about their finances in retirement, according to survey data released this week by the Nationwide Retirement Institute. But this sentiment “may not be grounded in financial knowledge” as many people are making decisions that could negatively affect their financial future. The institute — a division […]
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Last week was a wild one for mortgage rates with the lowest levels in nearly a year on Monday and an abrupt spike after Wednesday’s Fed announcement. The present week has been completely different with each day seeing minimal change compared to the previous session. Today was no exception. This was actually a logical outcome
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Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman said the U.S. central bank should seek to achieve the smallest balance sheet possible and overhaul its regime for implementing monetary policy. “Over the longer run, my preference is to maintain the smallest balance sheet possible with reserve balances at a level closer to scarce than ample,”
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