The fed flooded the market with liquidity, nine trillion to ten trillion dollars worth of liquidity. In an environment with such excess liquidity, all assets went up. It is no surprise that valuations rose at a time when our society was flooded with liquidity. The money that's being removed from the system, it's got to come from somewhere - not only the federa reserve, but also the government.
#387: Lila is concerned about inflation and the risk of a recession. Should she invest in the stock market, despite the scary headlines? Or should she pay off her primary residence or her investment properties?
Linda invested in a 529 for her son’s college, and he’ll be starting in the fall. But, the value of the plan dropped right before she was planning on using it and she is wondering how to keep from losing more money.
Jen and her husband want to retire in 8 years. They’re hoping to have paid off their mortgage AND hit their net worth goals when they stop working. How should they prioritize between these two goals?
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