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How to Protect Yourself from Deficit

10 hours ago ago from Your Personal Financial Tips, Financial Planner and Financial Advice Resources Online

What do these budget deficits mean for you and your finances? The federal government is expected to borrow $1.6 trillion this year, or about $15,000 for every household within the country. Over the next 10 years it is expected to borrow a total of $8.5 trillion. And also the government was already deeply in debt to begin with. Deficits are certainly not always bad for the economy. And it creates sense for Uncle Sam to borrow heavily ...

Protect Yourself from Deficit

10 hours ago ago from Business and Finance

What do these spending budget deficits mean for you and your finances ? The federal government is anticipated to borrow $1.6 trillion this year, or about $15,000 for every household in the country. Over the next 10 years it's expected to borrow a total of $8.5 trillion. And the government was already deeply in debt to begin with. Deficits are certainly not always bad for that economy. And it creates feeling for Uncle Sam to borrow ...

Greeks Bear a Gift: Higher US Bond Prices Inside a Turmoil Package

19 hours ago ago from Investment Directions | Insights on Wall Street

Media reports: Greece! It’s falling! It’s terrible! It’s bankrupt! It may collapse the Euro! It could tear the European Union asunder! Can the US withstand this coming catastrophe?? Meanwhile, back at The Wall Street Journal on the front page of the Money & Investing section : “Is Greek Tragedy Too Much Drama?” (February 8, 2010; page C-1) The lead paragraph reads: Should the woes of a country with fewer people than metropolitan Los ...

US TNote Future – March 2010

9 hours ago ago from Currency Trading Resources

Comment: The US yield curve is still terribly steep though five-year TNotes have outperformed as investors inch out along the yield curve looking for a bit more than the ‘zero interest rate’ policy (2.25% versus 0.80% two-year). Much higher than average futures volume Friday as we burst through the 118.00 area, one standard deviation from the mean since September, underlining the importance of the break and how many have been caught short. ...

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