Surviving a recession without excessive damage to your finances and career begins with preparation.
Here is why you should be concerned.
If you invest in the 10-year Treasury notes and shorter-term Treasury Bills, you know that the 10-year note carries a higher interest rate than the three-month and two-year Treasury Bills. The longer the horizon, the more investors expect to be paid.
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Both the three-month and two-year Treasury bills have a higher yield than the 10-year note. This is called an inverted yield curve, and it is a reliable predictor of a recession.
How reliable? 100% over the last half-century.
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