In March of 2022 the United States Federal Reserve began to raise interest rates for the first time since the 2008 Great Recession. Fourteen years of low interest rates and a rising stock markets rewarded stock investors and made bonds boring. Everything has changed. The stock market is down, interest rates are up, and several factors have allowed inflation to increase. Come learn how all these impacts investors and hear ideas on how you might want to position on your assets for the new normal.
Division of Lifelong Learning