Interest Rates: What We’re Watching Right Now
Why rising bond yields can make bonds more attractive, and the case for gradually extending maturity rather than trying to time rates.
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Why rising bond yields can make bonds more attractive, and the case for gradually extending maturity rather than trying to time rates.
How spousal benefits work, why claiming early doesn't reduce a spouse's maximum benefit, and how filing age affects survivor benefits.
A look back at the first half of 2026 and the factors worth watching: inflation, rates, earnings and small caps.
Volatility and sector rotation in the first quarter, and why discipline and rebalancing matter.
What "don't fight the Fed" really means and how markets have historically behaved around rate-cut cycles.
The 2026 change to catch-up contributions for higher W-2 earners and how to prepare.
Valuations, rising risks and the forces supporting markets in the third quarter of 2025.
A one-page picture of your financial life that makes big decisions simpler.
Three ways to stay focused when the news feels overwhelming.
What a bear market is and why having a plan before one arrives matters.
What January's market performance has historically signaled, and its limits.
Gratitude, curiosity and a clear picture of the retirement you want.
Stocks, bonds and interest rates heading into 2025, and understanding market cycles.
The fear of missing out, survivorship bias, and making decisions with the information you have.
Options for an old 401(k) after changing employers.
Videos reflect Dave Denniston’s opinions as of the date recorded. They are subject to change without notice, are for general education only, and are not a recommendation to buy or sell any security or a forecast of future results. Market commentary may include forward-looking statements, which involve uncertainty. Tax rules described may have changed since recording. Please consult a qualified professional about your situation.