Inflation Protection Bonds
Submitted by Bond & Devick Wealth Partners on May 12th, 2022May 2022
Inflation Protection Bonds
Earn 9.62 percent through October and protect against high future inflation
May 2022
Inflation Protection Bonds
Earn 9.62 percent through October and protect against high future inflation
RJ’s youngest daughter, Aster, is a senior in high school and has been enjoying the personal finance class she is currently taking. In addition to the stock market game, where students research and select three stocks to follow over the course of the semester, the students also learn about investment basics. During dinner, the Devick family was talking about the recent bout of
April 12, 2022
In March, U.S. inflation rose 8.5% year over year and 1.2% from February. Half of the month over month gain was due to gasoline prices, which have fallen in recent weeks most likely due to the Biden administrations release of oil reserves (the largest in history) and the lockdown in Shanghai over the surge in Covid-19 cases.
Our 2022 Outlook Then & Now
Number 11 and Falling
The major theme the past several months has been inflation. How high will it go? How long will it last and will high inflation force the Fed to tip its hand earlier than they would like? If the Fed is more aggressive in taking away the punch bowl than is currently expected, it will certainly create interesting dynamics in the stock market where growth stocks have yet reigned s
Bond&Devick Wealth Partners Market Insights
November 30, 2021
During our client meetings we hear the same questions: how bad will inflation get? Are our portfolios protected from inflation? Will the Covid virus continue to mutate and cause economic and market disruption for years to come?
Dow 36,000
“To every problem, there is a most simple solution.” Agatha Christie
Managing the Current Investment Environment
We do not want any of our clients to think we are not taking a resurgence in inflation seriously – we are. Runaway inflation would damage the economy and the stock and bond markets.