Gosline Retirement Planning can help you understand today's financial environment.

At Gosline Retirement Planning, we understand that retirees face many important decisions that can affect their long-term financial success. Some of these decisions revolve around making investments that will help create a hedge against outliving their income, the impact of inflation, taxation, and rising healthcare costs. As the majority of our clients are retirees with similar concerns, we’ve had the opportunity to gain the skills and experience necessary to provide the help and insight you need when planning for your future.

Gosline Insurance Group and its members are independent insurance Agencies. We do not work for an insurance company, we work for you. We work with your interests in mind when you have a loss and follow through to see that you get fair, prompt payment.

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An intentional income plan can help ensure your assets sufficiently meet your income and expenses today and over your lifetime. Contact us for a free initial income plan. Learn more →

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It is critical to periodically review your portfolio to ensure that it continues to reflect changes in your financial picture and the investment industry. Contact us for a free initial portfolio analysis.
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It Doesn't Matter, Until It Does
It Doesn't Matter, Until It Does

To convince institutional money to hold more US Treasury debt pending no outside inference, institutions are essentially asking for a higher rate of return on US Treasury collateral. The latest flash signal in the repomarket may support the notion that government deficits don’t really matter until they do.

The Season of Stocks
The Season of Stocks

The historical record for monthly price volatility since 1970 indicates that there is more whipsaw action ahead for the rest of the year. The 3 leading months for volatility are September, October, and November.

Rate Cut: Two and Done?
Rate Cut: Two and Done?

The Federal Reserve gave financial markets what was expected by lowering the target rate for the Fed Funds by 25 basis points. The Fed called the rate cut a mid-cycle adjustment and not the beginning of a new easing cycle. The markets read this as two cuts and done or maybe even one and done.

Signs of a Stimulus
Signs of a Stimulus

It has been an extremely bullish year in many financial categories. Today’s rising prices on government bonds may be saying something about the outlook for future nominal growth. Equity-related assets may be relying on policy to save their valuations. Precious metals could see currency devaluation ahead. The one thing they all appear to be counting on is more monetary stimulus.