There is an obscure, almost hidden problem in the financial system: public employee pension funds across America are suffering extensive market losses and putting the retirements of the workers they are supposed to protect at high risk.

If you can't communicate, it's like winking at a girl in the dark — nothing happens. You can have all the brainpower in the world but you have to be able to transmit it - and the transmission is communication.

munKNEE.com is the only internet site that provides "edited excerpts of the best financial articles" for a FAST & EASY read. Below are the latest 15 such articles.

It is still too early to know for sure whether this is just a "correction" or a "change in the trend" of the market so pay attention to the market as its action this year is very reminiscent of previous market topping processes. Words: 859

Numerous factors are signaling that higher silver prices are very likely going forward implying that SLV is likely to outperform many asset classes going forward and, as such, is a strong buy right now. Words: 1315

The U.S. government pays the interest by issuing new debt but that new debt increases total debt and (eventually) drives up interest rates, which requires more borrowing to pay the annual interest payments. Another year older and deeper in debt! A reset will occur when the debt load becomes too heavy.

Earlier this year, I wrote a series of articles, dubbed "the Great Reset", predicting a debt “train wreck” and eventual liquidation. I estimated we had another year or two before the crisis becomes evident. Now, I’m having second thoughts. Recent events tell me the reckoning could be closer than I thought just a few months ago. Words: 375

What exactly is the S&P 500?...In this article, we will take a deeper dive into the S&P 500, explain what the stock market index is, provide a background, and review how the S&P 500 determines which stocks are included in the index.

The U.S., like the EU and most western nations, is “kicking the can down the road.” Consequently, a U.S. and global debt crisis looks likely in the coming months and years.

When the government goes further into debt the biggest problem isn’t that it places a burden on future generations, since the debt will never be repaid anyway. The biggest problem is the immediate dampening effect it has on economic progress.