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The Fed just hiked rates for the first time since 2023 — and Chair Warsh made clear: they're not done.

The 10-year Treasury crossed 5% within hours.

Here's the part nobody is talking about: the bond funds most retirement savers use as their "safe" allocation have been quietly losing value all year. Last week made it worse.

When rates rise, bond prices fall. The stable half of your 401(k) isn't acting stable.

What to do about it 👇

Wall Street Is Bracing for More Rate Hikes – Here Is What That Means for Your Savings The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time since 2023. That part was expected. What was not expected — at least not at the scale it happened — was what Fed Chair Kevin Warsh said afterward. His message was direct: inflation is still too high, the 2% target is not negotiable, an...

Rich Dad just sat down with our team — and asked the questions every retirement saver is thinking but most don't know how to ask.

Why is the dollar losing ground?
Why are the big banks buying gold now?
Is silver worth a look?
And what does moving a 401(k) into metals actually involve?

We answered all of it. Gold, silver, and the dollar — on the record.

Watch the full interview 👇

Rich Dad Sits Down With Priority Gold on Gold, Silver, and the Dollar So Rich Dad's Rich Bontrager sat down with Michael Clouse, Senior Account Executive at Priority Gold, the company Rich Dad trusts for physical gold and silver, and asked the practical questions. Why is the dollar losing ground? Why are the big banks buying gold now? Is silver worth a lo

They contributed to their 401(k) for decades. They watched their spending. They retired with a number they believed would last.

Then the world changed. And the math stopped working.

Nearly half of all retirees now say their expenses are higher than they planned. The average retiree believes they need $823,800 to retire comfortably — a quarter million more than they thought just one year ago.

What changed, and what to do about it 👇

Why Retirees Are Running Out of Money Faster Than They Expected They contributed to their 401(k) for decades. They watched their spending. They retired with a number they believed would last. Then the world changed. And the math stopped working the way they expected. A new wave of research published this year tells the story in numbers that are difficult t

We just landed at No. 1006 on the 2026 Inc. 5000.

Up 921 spots from No. 1927 last year. Second consecutive year on the list.

Inc. doesn't rank on reputation or marketing spend. It ranks on audited revenue growth. The Americans who trusted us with a retirement decision stayed. They referred people they love. They came back.

That's what No. 1006 reflects. And we don't take it lightly.

The story behind the number 👇

Priority Gold Named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 for the Second Consecutive Year There is a number that tells you more about a company than anything it says in its own marketing. That number is revenue growth — verified, audited, undeniable. Ours just put us at No. 1006 on the 2026 Inc. 5000. That is up 921 places from No. 1927 last year. It is our second consecutive year

4 billion people watched Spain lift the World Cup on Sunday.

For a few seconds, every one of them was looking at the same thing.

Gold.

FIFA could have made the most coveted trophy in sports out of anything. They chose 18-karat solid gold. Not plated. Not painted. Real gold.

There's a reason the greatest prize in the world is made of it. 👇

What Is the FIFA World Cup Trophy Made Of? Spain lifted the FIFA World Cup trophy on Sunday night in front of 4 billion people. And for a few seconds, as the gold caught the stadium lights and the players screamed into the night, the entire world was looking at the same thing. Gold. Not silver. Not platinum. Not titanium or carbon fibe

The Federal Reserve's president just named his #1 inflation concern.

It wasn't tariffs. It wasn't the Iran war. It wasn't government spending.

It was AI.

Google, Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft are spending $720 billion this year — mostly on data centers. That buildout is pushing up electricity prices, chip prices, and laptop prices. And unlike supply chain shocks, it doesn't resolve in a quarter.

Goldman Sachs says it could last a decade.

What it means for your savings 👇

The Inflation Problem Nobody Saw Coming – And Why It Could Last for Years For the past five years, every inflation story has had an obvious villain. First it was the pandemic supply chain. Then it was stimulus checks. Then it was Russia and Ukraine driving up energy prices. Then it was the Iran war pushing oil past $100 a barrel. Each time, the argument was the same. T

One cyberattack. One major storm. One regional power outage.

Any of those, hitting a single area of New York, could simultaneously disrupt physical gold and silver delivery for the entire United States.

That's not a hypothetical. That's the current system — and Congress is treating it as a national security problem.

A bipartisan bill just landed to fix it 👇

Congress Just Noticed Something Odd About Where America Stores Its Gold Here is something most Americans have never thought about. Every ounce of gold and silver held in approved storage vaults for U.S. futures market delivery is located in one place. Not one company. One geography. The Greater New York metropolitan area. Nevada is the largest gold-producing state

Gold is down from its January peak. Financial media is asking if the bull market is over.

The four forces that drove gold's 65% gain in 2025 are all still intact:

Central banks still buying. Dollar still weakening structurally. Inflation still above target. Geopolitical instability still elevated.

JPMorgan, the World Bank, and Barclays all held their bullish targets through the pullback.

What history says comes next.

Gold Has Done This Before – Here Is What Always Came Next In 2025, gold did something it had not done in 46 years. It rose 65%. It set more than 50 all-time highs. It broke above $5,000 per ounce for the first time in history. Every major bank on Wall Street raised its price targets. Central banks around the world were buying at the fastest pace in deca

Most people think their 401(k) is diversified because it holds an index fund.

Here's what that index fund actually is: a heavy bet on a handful of AI and tech giants trading at historically high valuations.

Those stocks are the most sensitive to rising interest rates. And J.P. Morgan is now projecting a potential rate hike in 2027.

The new Fed chair holds his first meeting this week. Here's what it means for your retirement 👇

Could Rate Hikes Hit Your 401(k)? Tomorrow, a new Federal Reserve chair walks into his first meeting. By Wednesday afternoon, he will tell the world what comes next for American interest rates. The answer is almost certainly: nothing changes. Nearly 97% of traders expect the Fed to hold rates exactly where they are. But the rate

The median retirement savings for Americans age 55 to 64 is $185,000.

Fidelity says you should have six times your salary by 50. For someone earning $75,000, that's $450,000.

Most people are nowhere near that. And retirement doesn't come with a warning period — it arrives on the date you set, ready or not.

Here's how to know exactly where you stand, and what to do if you're behind.

How to Tell If You Are Behind on Retirement Savings and What to Do About It Most people have a vague sense of whether their retirement savings are on track. A quarterly statement arrives, they glance at the balance, feel either relieved or mildly anxious, and move on. What very few people do is sit down and measure where they actually stand against where they need to be.