Economic recovery: pressure for central banks raise rates

Global interest rates remain at record lows, and this has an impact on many areas of your financial plan. Bond prices, mortgage rates, and even the price of preferred shares and common stocks are directly impacted by the policies of our global central banks. As the economy recovers, pressure will eventually build for central banks to start raising rates, and this will dramatically impact your investments. Although the equity market has experienced a dramatic recovery, it makes sense to look at your plan, and ensure that you are prepared for changing fiscal policy. If you are looking for a second opinion, why not give me a call, nad we can ensure you are prepared for a recovering economy.

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