I just brought my tomato starts inside for the night because of a frost warning. Spring in Portland has been rather moody. We have had a rapid rotation between heavier
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I saw a meme in Discord recently asserting that, as a Gen X’r, I have skills and experience handling World War III nuclear disaster fears. I did not feel as
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Welcome to the Year of the Tiger! Anyone else have a bit of cognitive dissonance going on? Inflation hit its highest calendar year pace since 1981, but real[1] Gross Domestic Product
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Welcome to our first edition of Graphs and Geekery for 2022! And congratulations on making it through another challenging year. Below are some comments on economic and investment topics for
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In addition to being a Hallowe’en grinch, I dislike turkey. I love almost everything else in a standard Thanksgiving meal, but this particular poultry just has an unpleasant flavor to
What Happens to Debt in Divorce?
If you are in the process of getting divorced, you know that you’ll need to come to an agreement with your spouse on how to separate yourselves financially. Debt may
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I secretly dislike Hallowe’en. (I’m also the last person in America who puts in that apostrophe.) It’s a lot of fuss and prep to then have to argue with my
Quarterly Market Update Webinar
Suzanne and Sara recorded our Quarterly Market Update webinar on October 15th, 2021. We enjoy our regular discussion of what has been happening for the past quarter and what we
Monthly Economic Update
Economics As the summer draws towards fall, the ongoing pandemic, the dramatic weather events, and ongoing geopolitical drama are combining to set a rather grumpy backdrop. There’s a lot of
