The observation of a single occurrence invalidates previous notions of impossibility. When it comes to thinking about your financial life we believe it is important to consider a variety of dimensions.

The separation principle is the idea that monetary policy and lender-of-last-resort functions should be carried out independently. The separation of functions is intended to prevent conflicts of interest. (video)

In this special edition of Market Perspective, we discuss the recent failure of Silicon Valley Bank and the measures being taken to restore confidence in the banking system.

The power of words over action was shown in the markets this week as testimony from the Federal Reserve Chairman appeared to have shifted market expectations of interest rate hikes. Will Powell's words preempt the Fed's need for higher increases?

Tom Fee and Jason discuss the personal and economic considerations of buying a second home. The goal is to own the home and not have it own you. Duration, location, and mortgage rates all play a part.

We are talking about 529s today because the new SECURE 2.0 Act now allows these tax-advantaged accounts to convert to a Roth IRA. Chris Wagner, a wealth advisor at Vector, joins Jason to discuss.

Buying power is affected by the rate of inflation in an economy. As a result, a given amount of money will generally buy fewer goods and services in the future than it could have bought in the past.