Marc Ruiz on why U.S. diesel prices near record highs, driven by refinery shortages and two wars, could push costs higher across the economy this fall.
Marc Ruiz explains the FEMA DR-4933 declaration for Northwest Indiana and how a $22,000 qualified disaster recovery distribution from an IRA or 401(k) works.
Marc Ruiz explains bond vigilantes, why 30-year yields hit multi-decade highs in the U.S., U.K., France and Japan, and whether a fiscal reckoning has arrived.
Marc Ruiz on a three generation family debate over home prices, gas and wages, and why the law of large numbers makes today's dollar figures feel bigger.
Marc Ruiz explains how rising rates in Japan are unwinding the Yen carry trade and pushing U.S. Treasury yields higher, and what it may mean for portfolios.
Marc Ruiz explains how Indiana's Neighborhood Assistance Program tax credit gives donors a 50% state credit while funding local nonprofits serving Hoosiers.
Marc Ruiz on trimming a beloved tech stock that had grown to 40% of his own retirement account, and why diversification and profit-taking still matter.
Marc Ruiz reflects on Alan Greenspan's legacy at the Federal Reserve and what new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's early approach may signal for investors.
Marc Ruiz breaks down the new federal Trump accounts for children, including the $1,000 government pilot contribution, eligibility, and how they compare to other savings options for minors.
A decade of mega-cap dominance may be rotating toward broader markets. Marc Ruiz explains why mid-2026 is a timely moment to review and rebalance portfolios.
Marc Ruiz reflects on the passing of Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan at 100 and why Kevin Warsh's market-based approach recalls the Fed he began his career under.
Marc Ruiz breaks down token economics, the new unit of exchange behind the $7 trillion AI buildout, and why it gives him pause as an investor.
