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Wealth Matters: Inflation or stagflation? That’s now the question Mark Sievers: Wealth Matters We face news daily about shortages, whether of employees or materials. In the same day, we hear about inflation and spectacular growth. How can this be? The constraint on global growth this year has included the supply of vaccines to the supply of nearly everything else. Raw materials, intermediate goods including semiconductors, and even labor seem to be in short supply. This environment risks a stall in output, earnings and job growth while pushing prices higher. Commodity prices are soaring at ...

Mark Sievers, convicted of orchestrating the death of his wife Dr. Teresa Sievers, received a response to his appeal. In it, the state pushed back hard on the defense’s motion that Sievers deserves a new trial. Sievers was convicted in 2019 for the 2016 death of Dr. Sievers. Now in 2021, his lawyers are fighting […]

For many retirees, their Social Security checks account for a large portion of retirement income. A sound understanding of the entitlement details could increase your lifetime benefit. The Insured Retirement Institute released a report stating that 69% of baby boomers expect Social Security to be a

Wealth Matters: Tools exist to limit tax liability even as tax laws change over time Mark Sievers: Wealth Matters The proposals about changes to the tax law are causing quite a furor. Not that such changes are new. On average, Congress has changed tax laws every 18 months since 1945. Though the new tax ideas may affect all of us, we need to maintain perspective. President Joe Biden is proposing a $1 trillion increase in investment taxes by increasing capital gains tax to 39.6% on people earning $1 million or more. The estimate is an increase of $1 trillion in tax revenues over the next decade...

Wealth Matters: Here’s how to think about Bitcoin Mark Sievers: Wealth Matters Bitcoin and related cryptocurrencies, which now number in the thousands, are the subject of much debate and fascination. Bitcoin and indeed all cryptocurrencies have suffered dramatic price changes, so it is not surprising that many are speculating about its possible role in a portfolio. In its relatively short existence, Bitcoin has proved extraordinarily volatile, sometimes gaining or losing more than 40% in price in a month or two. Any asset subject to such sharp swings may be attractive if not seductive for t...