The Relatable Finance guys talk about the rising prices in the real estate market and how the added cost of recent interest rate increases affects your ability to purchase a home. They also discuss some less obvious housing costs along with some benefits of having a mortgage.
Markets have been volatile in recent weeks for a variety of reasons. In this episode, the Relatable Finance guys dig into the causes behind the current market volatility, and what may be in store going forward.
When it comes to inflation there are various factors to consider. In this episode, the Relatable Finance guys talk with economics professor Dr. Jeff Ankrom who shares his views on various aspects to consider, and how the Federal Reserve factors into all of this.
With a broad number of uncertainties, the Relatable Finance guys looks for clues on what could lie ahead, and how the current environment could shape the upcoming mid-term elections/policy moving forward.
The Relatable Finance guys look back at their first 99 episodes, discuss some highlights and some key takeaways for all Relatable Finance listeners.
In this episode, the relatable finance guys discuss market volatility and why time frames play a major role in what might be the proper allocation for you investment funds. They look into three general time frames, over 20 years, 3-5 years and less than 3 years.
In this episode, the relatable finance guys discuss what the media means when they say rising interest rates and how this affects investors, borrowers and basically everyone. We also dive into how this has recently affected certain areas of the stock market.
This episode discusses some of the recent market volatility to start the year, and a recent market commentary letter from influential investor Jeremy Grantham.
In this episode, we discuss some background on a long history of tensions between the two countries and some commentary on market and economic implications.
In this episode, we discuss the various elements to the return you receive on investments including income, taxation and some of the different types of accounts you can invest through.