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While we expect volatility to remain in both stocks and bonds, stocks have better valuations and bonds have better risk and return characteristics compared to the start of last year.

Understanding Social Security and Medicare. How these programs can fit into your retirement stratagies.

Fed Uncertainty Grows. The S&P 500 went into a bear market, declining more than 20% from its peak. The 10-year Treasury yield jumped over a percentage point this quarter, reaching as high as 3.5%. Bond returns were also negative, as...

• The Federal Reserve hiked interest rates by 0.75% for the first time since 1994 to slow inflation. • A Fed policy error could push the economy into a recession. • The initial reaction from markets was positive, but volatility returned

• Market sell-off continues as investors sell both stocks and bonds. • Fed comments after their meeting this week are very important for market direction. • Given negative market sentiment, room for positive surprises grows.