https://youtu.be/qQ_0OJzz81M Your thoughts on the increased fixed income offsetting reduced lending? It seems that income is a small percentage in comparison the loan creation which is exponentially leveraged.
this week's guest on Market Huddle youtube channel brought the fact that - sure lending is decreasing, however, higher rates are providing a higher income to savers. I for one as a recently "semi" retired individual am focusing on fixed income and dividend stocks. Our local bank, State Bank of Southern Utah, recently offered 1 year CD's at 4.25%. This is at least helping to offset the truly run away inflation we are experiencing.
https://youtu.be/qQ_0OJzz81M Your thoughts on the increased fixed income offsetting reduced lending? It seems that income is a small percentage in comparison the loan creation which is exponentially leveraged.
this week's guest on Market Huddle youtube channel brought the fact that - sure lending is decreasing, however, higher rates are providing a higher income to savers. I for one as a recently "semi" retired individual am focusing on fixed income and dividend stocks. Our local bank, State Bank of Southern Utah, recently offered 1 year CD's at 4.25%. This is at least helping to offset the truly run away inflation we are experiencing.