Is 5% the New Normal? Interest Rates, Retiree Spending, and the Yield Ladder

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Fall is here, but interest rates aren't falling. On this episode of the Money Matters Podcast, Wes Moss and Jeff Lloyd look at why the 10-year Treasury yield climbed above 5% and what higher rates may mean for investors, savers, and retirees. · Analyze the jump in the 10-year Treasury yield and why stocks don't always like a strong economy. · Explore the latest manufacturing PMI and GDPNow data, and how market expectations for Federal Reserve policy have shifted since the start of 2026. · Track CPI and PCE inflation, and why the Fed may be watching one measure more closely than the other. · Consider how the competition for capital between stocks and bonds may influence markets when yields reach new levels. · Examine why bond yields are near their highest point in about 20 years and how mortgage rates back above 7% may affect the housing market. · Unpack how the Treasury, major banks, and the Federal Reserve work together to expand the money supply, and how pandemic-era stimulus contributed to inflation. · Discover research from Jean Chatzky's new book, The Forever Paycheck, suggesting many retirees may underspend in retirement. · Learn why income may feel easier for retirees to spend than assets, and how the growth plus incomeequation may factor into total return. · Climb the Yield Ladder to see the range of dividend, interest, and distribution income available in today's market. · Review how the S&P 500 has historically performed in the 12 months following midterm elections, remembering that past performance does not guarantee future results. From rising rates and inflation to retiree spending and income investing, Wes and Jeff unpack what a shifting market may mean for your portfolio. Listen and subscribe to the Money Matters Podcast for more educational conversations about the economy, investing, and retirement.

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