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Every Quarter Matters

Each time the Federal Reserve raises interest rates by a quarter of a percent, the higher the value of your cash. Earlier in the year, ...
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Good News For You & The Banks

Good News For You & The Banks

The trends continue: short-term interest rates are still on the rise, the economy is growing, technology is advancing, and banks want your business. That is ...
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Differences Can Come Together

Differences Can Come Together

In a politically charged environment that has polarized our differences, there is still a world in which differences can come together. That world is cash! ...
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Moving On Up

Moving On Up

Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell has made it clear: short-term interest rates will continue to rise gradually, as the Fed orchestrates a fine balance between ...
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Just As Predicted

Just As Predicted

At the end of last December, I made ten predictions for 2018. Two interrelated predictions were that (a) the U.S. economy would grow at a ...
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Seizing New Opportunities

Seizing New Opportunities

As new opportunities arise so does the potential for rewards. Over the past 24 months we have seen the value of cash grow thanks to ...
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Budgeting for 2019

Budgeting for 2019

“One-year Treasuries will reach between 1.50%-2.00%.” – three+one Blog Post on June 6, 2017 Over the last several years, we have provided guidance on what ...
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Cursive is Back. So is Cash.

Cursive is Back. So is Cash.

It’s back to the future. We thought cursive handwriting was long gone, but it’s coming back as a lost art. For those of us who ...
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Public Impact

Public Impact

Two years ago, I blogged about the impressive level of cash reserves public entities have on hand for investment. These levels have only continued to ...
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The Impact of Rising Costs

The Impact of Rising Costs

Inflation numbers continue to stay low, but does that mean costs are staying flat for public and higher Ed entities? Unfortunately, the answer is “no.” ...
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