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In 2022, numerous unprecedented events led to a decline in asset prices across all markets, resulting in an historic decline in global investment wealth.

Facts are easy to find in this era of the internet. But good advice is somewhat more elusive.

The new Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) report, “Dealing with Debt – Less Risk for More Growth in Latin America and the Caribbean”, is very instructive and insightful and should be given close scrutiny and consideration by leaders in the region and certainly The Bahamas. There are no really significant groundbreaking revelations but more so important

Household debt in the region grew during the COVID-19 pandemic, but remains relatively low compared to other larger economies around the world, a recent Inter-American Development Bank report reveals. On average, household debt in the region is 22 percent and around 35 percent for emerging economies like The Bahamas, reveals the report, entitled “Dealing with

Pointing to “worrisome” growth in debt in the region since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) in a new report urged governments to reduce debt to more prudent levels to boost economic growth. The report, entitled “Dealing with Debt – Less Risk for More Growth in Latin America and the Caribbean”,

Countries in Latin America and the Caribbean should prioritize bringing down debt to prudent levels to boost economic growth, allow for productive investment and reduce the risk of a debt crisis, according to a new flagship report by the Inter-Americ

IDB study provides recommendations for countries to reduce debt. A new flagship report by the Inter-American Development Bank recommends that Latin American and Caribbean countries decrease debt to prudent levels to increase economic growth, allow constructive investment, and reduce the possibility of a debt catastrophe (IDB).

Winter is here -- the best time of the year to cuddle up with a cozy blanket and a good book. Here are Hampton Roads' favorites from 2022.

As millions of baby boomers make Social Security decisions, it’s important that they have reliable information about the impact of their choices. And the sad truth is that Social Security representatives are unlikely to give the right answers even to straightforward queries.

While there are certainly exceptions, who wouldn’t want to retire early? Instead of being a part of the 9-to-5 ...