The job market is still tight and unemployment low, the Fed continues on its path of trying to cool inflation by increasing interest rates. Existing home sales continue to decline as borrowing costs rise.

What we are experiencing is quite possibly a return to a longer-term norm. As a result, uncertainty in these times can be high, and so too can market volatility.

The U.S. dollar has trended up and to the right over the past ten years. U.S. treasuries and oil priced in dollars are part of the story. We talk international investments, inflation, and currency.

We discuss the recent stock market bounce off the bottom, get real with the real estate market, and bring it back to basics. Your life shouldn't always wait for the market.

Dig into how inflation has impacted workers' real income. We discuss the recent inflation report and financial market reactions.

Dig into recent jobs data and find out how this better-than-expected report may impact monetary policy decisions at the federal reserve.

The Fed is taking strong action to combat inflation now, while also attempting to not slow down the economy too much. We consider this rate hiking cycle to be front-end loaded meaning there have been large moves made early on.