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Stunning article in today’s Wall Street Journal regarding young adults and their approach to debt. Basically, they’re adopting financial avoidance. Like, not dealing with it. At all.

On the eve of a potential settlement of the Fox/Dominion lawsuit, Dan and Dave talk about the Fed, the Economy, and what might happen with the debt limit.

Each week, members of Annex Wealth Management's team answer your questions about wealth and the financial world.

Long duration asset strength and consumption weakness. Volatility presents an opportunity while threats emerge in the job market.

The Fed has increased the Funds Rate 475 basis points, and now it appears we're in the eye of the storm, waiting to see what that increase will do to credit, unemployment, and and GDP. Annex Wealth Management's Derek Felske and Brandon Lehman discuss.

Economists were predicting a flat report, but PPI was down .5%.

Headline number shows US consumer prices rose only slightly in March due to lower energy costs, but broader inflation remained high and showed no signs of quickly subsiding.

YouTube TV is the new home of the Sunday Ticket—part of a $2 billion-a-year deal to stream out-of-market games.

Does the market see sunnier days ahead? Watch for weakness with equity valuations as we head into weaker-than-expected earnings. Are we seeing the next market bottom? Beware of the threat of a credit crunch.

Manufacturing numbers, jobless claims, and hiring intentions all indicate that the Fed's goal of weakening the economy to slow inflation seems to be nearing. Eyes turn to earnings, where some analysts feel we'll learn much about what's to come. Annex Wealth Management's Dave Spano and Derek Felske discuss.

With OPEC reducing its output by over 1.1 million barrels a day, there might be a double whammy at the pump.

According to today’s JOLTs report, openings fell below 10 million in February, the first time in almost 2 years.