Kiplinger's Personal Finance
is the only print magazine I subscribe to because I like the absence of
"get rich" stories featured in other money pubs and the focus on
personal investments. It's not expensive and reading it will do
wonders for your financial security.
This is a great list of items from them on what we can expect the regulatory and financial climate to look like going forward. As the article points out, most of this will be familiar as everything old is new again.
"In reality, the change isn't to a new environment. It's a return to
traditional norms of the past, before cheap money inflated asset
values, undermined lending standards and encouraged excess risk. It's
bitter medicine, but it's necessary."
traditional norms of the past, before cheap money inflated asset
values, undermined lending standards and encouraged excess risk. It's
bitter medicine, but it's necessary."
Amen.
Venture Vice 