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Your Money

This is an interesting perspective that gives insight into the main risks we are hedging against in portfolios: inflation and higher interest rates. As a former member of the Federal Reserve Board, the author, Kevin Warsh, has a unique insight.

The Fed says it has the tools to stop an inflationary surge, but that type of response remains to be seen. As of now, Mr. Walsh believes that the Fed would have to tighten policy more to stop an inflationary surge.

The Fed’s Risky Fill-the-Punch-Bowl Strategy
by Kevin Warsh

Your Life

Like to read? Neuroscientists and psychologists agree that books are good for your brain. It expands our world (without leaving the comfort of your home), broadens our perspectives, enables us to empathize with others, and helps connect us socially. Other important advantages are that it can help us turn off the “mental chatter”—allowing us to escape from all the world’s distractions and strengthens our ability to focus.

The Therapeutic Value of Reading
by Elizabeth Bernstein

Complexity Simplified

Experts say that eating fiber-rich foods can lower cholesterol and stabilize blood sugars. Also, foods that offer beneficial probiotics bacteria can add to your good gut health. Here is a list of 17 foods that are beneficial to your gut health. Yes, they do include good stuff like chocolate, berries, bananas, and walnuts.

17 of the best foods for your gut health
by Lisa Lee Freeman

Trivia

A: Private
Q: Before the Beatles were formed, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and George Harrison were originally members of which group?

Back in 1961, this song reached #1

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