Is now the time for 50-year mortgages?

While the idea of a 50-year mortgage may sound bizarre, it’s being suggested as a potential way to ease the financial pressures many buyers face in today’s housing market. But, does the longer mortgage period make sense?... Read More

Can Fed rate cuts backfire?

For markets and households alike, lower interest rates usually signal cheaper borrowing, looser credit, and a nudge toward improved economic growth. But beneath the surface lies a deeper dilemma: can the Fed ease too soon?... Read More

International stocks: Exploring global investments

While domestic stocks are often the preferred choice for many investors, international stocks provide a way to spread investments across different markets, countries, and sectors, all of which may not be directly correlated with US market performance. This diversification can potentially lead to higher returns while reducing overall risk.... Read More

What’s private equity? How do I get a part of the action?

Simply put, “Private Equity” is an ownership position in a company that is not publically traded.  It’s considered an “alternative investment” and in the past has not been easily accessible by individual investors.  Just like any investment option, there are risks and opportunities to consider before jumping in.... Read More