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We keep hearing about how this inflation cycle is going to be like the 1970s, but what if it is more like 1946? Remember that one? Me neither.  WWII had ended. Soldiers came back home, got married, bought houses and tons of other things: cars, appliances, etc. The economy reopened in a mangled fashion: 

Going back to WWII, three years after a recession, we have had negative returns zero times. Five years after a recession: All positive returns with many triple digit returns. Ten years after a recession: All but once, the cumulative returns are triple digits.  Read here for a positive outlook on the market.

Overheard Positives on the Economy and What You Can Do. Is there a positive sign anywhere with all the strange stuff going on in the economy?

One of the tallest office towers in St. Louis lost 96% of its appraised value. Denver’s former World Trade Center complex faces foreclosure. An oil company’s vacant Houston workplace sold this year at a $67.4 million loss to lenders. Other wild things running around this economy...

We are in unchartered territory with the combination of high inflation rates, the Fed increasing interest rates, high home values, low unemployment, and a bear market, all while potentially entering recession. It is uncommon for the Fed to increase interest rates into a bear market.

Is tax loss harvesting for you? There are many benefits and if done correctly, it could help you. Read on to learn more.

A little over five months from now, we will know if the Republicans have flipped Congress or not. Which is better for the market?

Learn more about inflation and the stock market.

Here at One Bridge, we talk a lot about tax-efficiency and your investments. Add value to your overall portfolio and overall net worth by controlling what you pay in taxes as much as you can. But what does that mean and how do we do it?

Do you know that you might be able to contribute up to $61,000 to tax-free accounts each year? Most people know about Roth IRAs, but what about Roth 401ks and After-tax 401ks? Learn how to grow your tax-free accounts.