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Michael Hiltzik: The US economy is again being held hostage to our ridiculous federal debt ceiling

The individuals in charge of U.S. fiscal policy are often thought to be among the most sober people in the world, so you may be wondering why we're suddenly hearing ideas such as the minting of a trillion-dollar platinum coin or selling $100 face-value Treasury bonds for $200.

Los Angeles Times

Stock Market Live: Stocks Close Sharply, Bonds Rally on Bank of Japan Surprise; Retail Sales, Inflation In Focus

A surprise hold on rates and policy moves from the Bank of Japan overnight has bond markets rallying, with stocks eyeing retail sales and earnings data.

The Street

Stocks Waver, Retail Sales, United Airlines, Moderna, Albertsons - Five Things To Know

Stock futures waver, bonds rally on Bank of Japan surprise; December retail sales in focus amid gas price retreat; United Airlines shares higher on earnings beat, bullish outlook; Moderna shares leap on positive data from RSV drug trial and Albertsons gets court approval for $4 billion dividend payment.

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I Bonds Start to Lose Attractiveness, As Inflation Slows

I bonds currently being sold carry an interest rate of 6.89%, compared to 3.65% for a 30-year Treasury bond.

The Street

Strong Social Connections Can Improve Physical And Mental Health Amongst Peers

The study used data from more than 13,000 people in 122 countries & strong social connections can improve physical & mental health

Zenger

Chicago’s ‘social bond’ program lets residents invest in neighborhood improvements

The city has arranged the offer to go first to individual investors, with dibs to Chicago residents. Bond denominations can be as little as $1,000.

Chicago Sun-Times

Freedom Denied Part 5: Judges Must Stop Unlawfully Jailing People for Poverty Through Excessive Financial Conditions

In our last four posts, we have described how our Federal Criminal Justice Clinic's Freedom Denied report reveals a culture of detention, with federal judges routinely violating the Bail Reform Act that they are tasked with upholding. This post addresses the last of our four findings and recommendations: "Judges must…

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Bank of England completes sale of £19bn emergency bond purchases after mini-budget

Bloomberg estimates Bank made profit of £3.5bn after intervening to prevent run on pension funds

The Guardian - UK

Where to invest in 2023: 5 surprising strategies for beating the indexes this year

The sweeping global selloff has opened up interesting buying opportunities for investors who know where to look.

Fortune

How should you invest in 2023? Top advisers have four key pieces of advice

Here are four ways to revamp your portfolio in the new year.

Fortune

Investing was universally horrible in 2022. But there are 5 things we can learn from a truly awful year

Stocks were awful. Bonds were terrible. Real estate took a turn. But there are lessons to be learned from one of the worst investing years in modern history.

Fortune

Corporate bonds again to exceed B1tn tally

The Thai Bond Market Association (ThaiBMA) expects the value of corporate bonds to remain elevated this year as corporates look to lock in financial costs as interest rates rise.

Bangkok Post

Salesforce ‘Ohana’ in doubt after CEO Marc Benioff avoids questions about layoffs in all-hands meeting

“Ohana,” a Hawaiian concept Benioff wove into Salesforce's culture, conveys family bonds that encourage people to be responsible for each other.

Fortune

Baltimore uses bonds for its glitziest developments. What if they could rehab vacant rowhouses?

Joseph “Joe” Meyerhoff II has a solution to Baltimore’s vacant home crisis that even he knows sounds crazy, but some in the city of Baltimore are examining the idea.

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Why Investors Should Care About the House Speaker Fight

What does that fight say about the GOP's ability to approve a debt-ceiling increase to stave off a financial default by the government?

Investors Business Daily

How's $1,500 In Extra Income Sound? I Bonds Are Just One Choice

There's a bright side to rising interest rates: There are now options for savings to get decent income. And Series I Savings Bonds are just one of them.

Investors Business Daily

Best ETFs Try To Emerge For A Better 2023 For Investors

Stocks closed off a tumultuous year on a sour note in December. What's next for best ETFs?

The Street

Vanguard: 60-40 Investment Portfolio Isn't Dead

Conventional wisdom has it that your baseline portfolio should contain 60% stocks and 40% bonds.

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A 'Love and Rockets' box set cements the Hernandez Brothers' literary legacy

Over four decades, the characters of "Love and Rockets" have collectively survived encounters with monsters, wrestlers' body slams and the mayhem of mosh pits. In friends they have found bonds stronger than family; in family, they've faced their own worst traits. Some have chased sexual pleasure at the expense of…

The Street

The Lowdown on Dividend Stocks, Other Income Choices

After stocks and bonds hit the skids in 2022, now may be a good time for the safety of income investments.

Tribune News Service

After whopper of a stock market year, what should people do with their retirement accounts?

Many investors, seeing disappointing returns for retirement accounts, are turning to their financial advisers after 2022's downturn in stock and bond markets and asking, "What now?"

Newsroom.co.nz

The silly Ministry of Water Works – and its serious side

The Opportunities Party argues water infrastructure should be managed by a grand central Ministry of Water Works, and paid for through 30-year government bonds. What are the pros and cons?

The Independent UK

Pain, few gains for investors as markets slumped in 2022

Investors found few, if any, places to safely put their money in 2022, as central banks in the U.S. and around the globe raised interest rates for the first time in years to fight surging inflation, stoking fear of a global recession

Investors Business Daily

2023 Retirement Planning: A Roadmap To Recovery

Make a plan for rebuilding your retirement savings in 2023, including maxing out 401(k) and IRA contributions, building income and rebalancing your portfolio.

Investors Business Daily

Is 6% Boring or Enticing Going Into A Projected Recession?

Investors are now making money from rising interest rates by investing in lower risk assets, including bonds, annuities, CDs and more.

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