Monthly Archives: July 2022

When a massive Internet outage shut down phones, ATMs and credit card machines across much of Canada, it demonstrated why you should carry cash

Shortages of goods and energy are largely the fault of regulations and excessive government interference with the free market.

The 30-year mortgage exceeded 6 percent earlier this week, more than double last year’s rate. And its going to get worse.

While everyone is worried about the price of gasoline, the shortage of natural gas appears to be a far more serious problem.

If the blast and radiation of a global nuclear war don't kill you, the weather will, according to a new study.

Can we really have inflation and deflation at the same time? Yes, especially when in a recession. Look for deals and snap them up.

Did the pandemic changed employee and employer's reaction to a recession? Will layoffs mean more people leaving the job market for good?

Silver prices have dropped precipitously. Is this a tremendous buying opportunity or a sign of doom and gloom?

Recent decisions by Supreme Court send a warning shot over the bow of Federal agencies and help limit government overreach.

Imagine the worst case scenario for an economic crash. Then think about what you can do to prepare for it. Here's what we came up with.