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The Retirement Savings Deficit in America

Based upon numerous studies and recounting of personal experiences, the question is not: are people saving enough for retirement? But, how little are they saving, and how big is the deficit between what is being saved and what is required to maintain a reasonable standard…

Is the Dow Jones hitting 20,000 meaningful?

…we should ignore the psychology behind it. On the contrary, numerous psychological studies over the years have identified a human preference for round numbers, a preference which can lead to some seemingly odd behaviors. For instance, there is a widespread preference among US retailers to…

The Falling Price of Energy-Looking Through a Micro Lens

…(less than 1), consumers are relatively insensitive to the decline in energy prices, meaning they don’t change their usage very much. This will result in lower revenue for producers. Many studies have found that in the short run, the elasticity of demand for energy ranges…

Raising The Minimum Wage-Behind The Debate

…workers. What have studies and surveys shown? While conclusions vary and much of the data focuses on local impacts, most studies have found that raising the minimum wage has little effect on jobs and employment, and fears of large job losses have not been borne…

The Top Five Questions to Ask at Your First Job Interview

As illustrated in Pentegra’s recently published 2018 Millennial Benefit Trends Report, those new to the job market sometimes seem at a loss during the interview process. When it comes to the interview process, it is of course the interviewer who asks most of the questions….