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Higher temperatures, lower inflation?

Higher temperatures, lower inflation?
 
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Financial Planning
 
Financial Planning
 
Retirement
 
July 3, 2024
 
 
 
 
By Nathan Place Retirement reporter
 

As the summer heats up, is inflation cooling down?

The latest numbers seem to say so. In May, the "core" Personal Consumption Expenditures index — the Fed's preferred inflation measure — ticked downward, raising hopes for a soft landing and perhaps some long-awaited interest rate cuts. We talked to experts about what that means for wealth management.

Speaking of slowing down, is it ever a good idea to pay off credit card debt little by little, instead of all at once? That's the question in our latest "Ask an Advisor" column.

It's all in Financial Planning. Have a great week!

 
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