You may see the alarming note on your latest social security statement saying that projected levels are not enough to sustain payouts after 2035. Combined with the news of massive budget deficits, a rapidly slowing economy, a shrinking labor force, and rising health and living costs make up a perfect storm where benefits will need to be cut during the time when it's most needed. However, Congress knows that social security is the most popular social benefit sustaining more th

This market is no stranger to volatility and it’s never been less so than in the month ahead of a Presidential election. In 2016, when Hilary Clinton was the expected winner, stock futures dived 5.5% that evening only to reverse higher later. Traders will be waiting and willing to make markets move again this cycle. Should we expect a similar event in this November election or can we count on a continued bull market no matter who wins? The S&P 500 is 5% higher than the start