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Monthly Archives: September 2013
5 years later: financial crisis cost the world many trillions…and counting
A new report from the Dallas Fed this week concludes that the 2008 financial crisis has cost just the US more than $6 trillion to date, and with ongoing costs continuing, could be closer to $14 trillion through its legacy … Continue reading
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Job trends undermining the financial ability of young and old
As the parent of teenagers who are trying to build the early stages of their resume, here is a stat that stood out for me on the weekend: just 1 in 4, 15 to 16 year olds had part-time jobs … Continue reading
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Marc Faber: “honest statistics suggest meaningful slowdown”
Marc Faber, Publisher of The Gloom, Boom & Doom Report discusses the correction year to date in emerging markets, the price risk in US stocks at 4 year highs and why he believes bonds may well rebound on Fed tapering … Continue reading
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