There are plenty of labels that could sum up the 2015 market and economy. It's been the year of the China slowdown scare, the oil bust, the rise of New Era growth stock dominance and the wait for the Fed to "lift off."
Yet, to an unappreciated degree, this was also the year that Main Street's fortunes began to improve more than Wall Street's.
Former presidential candidate Ron Paul believes a 50 percent or more
People who want to retire overseas have a lot of details to keep track of.
Federated Investors' Steve Chiavarone believes there's nothing on the horizon that suggests a recession will hit U.S. stocks.
More states are adopting programs to increase the number of students who attend college.
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