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Markets react favorably despite unemployment increase. Consumer spending also increased, but incomes didn’t keep pace. Annex Wealth Management's Brandon Lehman and Brian Jacobsen discuss.

The swing from spending on services to goods during COVID and then back towards services may be petering out.

The good news is that the Fed might feel like it can stop pumping the brakes on the economy.

People seem to be more skittish about just up and quitting. They’re holding onto jobs a bit more tightly than a year ago.

Each week, members of the Annex Wealth Management team answer your questions about investing, money and the economy. This...

With Jackson Hole and the Republican presidential debate in the rear-view mirror, Dan and Dave reflect on what happened at each event and the potential economic and political ramifications. Dave also shares someone's two-cocktail political pairing.

New home sales and consumer confidence are strong, but the cost of funding is a weakness. Look for opportunity at the intersection of value and quality but be mindful of the threat of the risk of a double-dip earnings recession.

Annex Wealth Management's Dave Spano and Derek Felske discuss the Jackson Hole Fed meeting, interest rates, and the possibility of a credit event.

Unlike paying taxes where there is a deadline, the economy does not obey the clock.

Existing home sales in July fell 16.6% from a year prior but new home sales are up 31.5%