Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen takes a look at the negative rating given the U.S. by Standard and Poor.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen shares some excerpts from his upcoming book.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen gives us a glimpse of what he believes might be in store for the U.S.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen takes a closer look at unemployment in the U.S.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen thinks some politicians' comments, actions do not coincide with the real world.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen takes a look at interest rates in the U.S.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen explains we also need to think about the number of people entering the work force for the first time.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen worries that U.S. may follow Iceland's lead regarding funding gaps in pensions.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen tries to give readers insight into the Federal Reserve and government spending.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen believes interest rates will have to remain low to finance excessive federal spending.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen talks about the economy and the Federal Reserve.
Financial advisor believes the state of the economy can be measured by the financial health of its citizens.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen takes a closer look at what unemployment numbers in the U.S. really mean.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen takes a closer look at the unemployment numbers and new workers trying to enter the job market.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen thinks we may be repeating earlier housing market mistakes.
Financial advisor questions whether President Obama is in a conundrum.
Financial advisor believes moving the U.S. closer to national bankrupty is sanctioning incompetence.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen thinks we might not want to hear the results of job creation with stimulus funds.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen says more borrowing against future production may only compound debt problem in U.S.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen says sell signal showed itself again on September 3, 2010.
Financial advisor says 'Nothing is a given' in politics this year.
Noted financial advisor asks us to look at the financial health of our citizens to measure overal health of U.S. economy.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen believes individual investors should remain cautious.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen takes a closer look at unemployment numbers.
Based on recent events, financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen believes a 'double dip' recession might be on the horizon.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen connects housing market with unemployment, excessive debt.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen reviews the latest housing scam hitting the U.S.
Financial advisor believes recent events indicate a further decline in the equities markets.
Dennis Tubbergen helps explain some of the recent problems with the economy and its recovery.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen notes unemployment numbers remain a concern for economic recovery.
Financial advisor has warned for months that the excessive amount of debt has to be dealt with before a true economic recovery can take place.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen believes it will take time to deal with debt properly.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen believes Europe's economic recovery remains as uncertain as that of the U.S.
Financial advisor wonders if the Fed will intervene with new measures to control the economy?
Noted financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen says housing market decline is no surprise.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen believes the worst for the economy may not be over until late 2012.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen believes the excess debt in the economic system is responsible for the current 'deflationary' period we are now facing.
Is the 'Spend Now - Pay Later' mentality finally slowing down or ending?
Noted financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen asks how much of an effect has the government stimulus had on the economy?
Switzerland enjoys budget surpluses while other European countries face debt crises with higher corporate tax rates in place.
Financial advisor Dennis Tubbergen thinks American public may not want to hear how successful the stimulus was for our country.