Open Enrollment
Medicare Open Enrollment started this month. James Nelson is here to break down the rising cost of Medicare premiums and highlight one of the most common mistakes people make during the open enrollment period.
Four Years Old
The stock market’s current bull market turned four years old this week, highlighting a sustained period of investor optimism and market gains. David Nelson joins us to compare how the current numbers stack up against past bull markets.
Trick or Treat
While markets can fluctuate at any time, the month of October has earned a scary reputation for the stock market. David Nelson is here to share October’s volatile history and why it is known as an unpredictable month on Wall Street.
Low Hire, Low Fire
Recent labor market data has sent mixed messages, and investors hope the September jobs report will provide some clarity on the economy’s employment outlook. John Nelson explains the “low-hire, low-fire” dynamics currently shaping the labor market.
Vote of Confidence
With the midterm elections right around the corner, many investors are growing cautious as markets navigate the uncertainty that often accompanies election season. Nate Kreinbrink is here to share some positive historical data that should ease investor concerns.
Paid To Wait
The Federal Reserve raised interest rates this week, marking its first rate hike in more than three years and signaling a shift in monetary policy. James Nelson joins us to discuss what that means for everyday investors and if they should be moving money into cash right now.