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Dr. Steven N. Weisbart, CLU, Triple-I Senior Vice President and Chief Economist “The FOMC’s action will likely keep longer-term rates exceptionally low for several years more.” The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) of the Federal Reserve Board recently spelled out its objectives and strategies for at least the next several years—describing a financial framework they…
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What a month it has been in the stock market! The tradition, however, continues to march on, as the dividend income from YOU the bloggers article brings in the true F.I.R.E.! We are all on some form of a Financial Independence journey and we are primarily using dividend income as our main source of passive…
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The long-awaited, significant hardening of the reinsurance market, underpinned by price increases and improving terms and conditions (T&Cs), is vital following the disappointing response to catastrophe events over the past few years, according to experts from across the re/insurance and insurance-linked securities (ILS) space. Artemis, in collaboration with sister publication Reinsurance News and in association…
Read MoreToday’s mortgage and refinance rates Average mortgage rates edged lower yesterday. Contrary to Freddie Mac’s weekly survey, we reckon they were the same last evening as they were a week […] Original Article Posted at : https://themortgagereports.com/70092/mortgage-and-refinance-rates-today-september-25-2020
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As many readers of my work know, I have a huge passion for preventive medicine, and balance my acute care hospital work with an outpatient wellness clinic. I have always been into exercise and outdoor activities since a young age but only became a regular gym-goer after I finished my medical residency training. I also…
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When the pandemic first began earlier this year, it seemed like if we could just hunker down until perhaps summer, things would get better and we’d be able to get back to life as usual (or at least something similar to life as usual). We were in survival mode: we cut corners and made do,…
Read MoreWhile a Prime membership is the single best way to get the most out of Amazon, the retailer’s website offers plenty of features for everyone. They can be overlooked easily, but these hidden features can save you money, streamline shopping and even help eliminate clutter. Keep reading for lesser-known tactics for getting more out of…
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Despite the fact insurance and reinsurance markets become increasingly sophisticated in their use of technology to reach customers and provide enhanced coverage, in North America, perhaps the most advanced economy in insured terms, the natural catastrophe protection gap actually widened by over 7% in 2019. It should perhaps be considered an indictment of the efforts…
Read MoreUnless you’re a tech enthusiast, there’s really no reason to buy a new cellphone annually. While phones generally do get better each year, nowadays, those improvements or new features aren’t exactly for aspects for the phone that the average user really needs, or will even use. As 5G networks continue to grow in coverage and…
Read MoreImagine investing $1,500, then watching it grow to around $1.4 million two decades later. About 20 years ago, I bought 200 shares of Apple stock for around $1,500. When I recorded this podcast on Aug. 26, thanks to stock splits, my 200 shares had grown to 2,800 shares, and each share was worth $500. So…
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