By: Gustavo Vélez, economist Recent events surrounding the public debt represent new challenges for...
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By: David Booth Executive Chairman and Founder Dimensional Fund Advisors I have worked in finance for over 50 years, and it seems that the same thing happens every year. Lots of folks look back at last year’s performance to draw conclusions they can use to predict what
The COVID-19 pandemic has temporarily affected the normal circulation of coins in the United States’ economy, and therefore in Puerto Rico. The reduction in coin circulation has caused decreased availability of 1₵, 5₵, 10₵ and 25₵ coins. This situation has not affected
Updated March 18, 2020 We're here to give you support We're taking additional preventive measures to ensure the wellbeing of our customers and employees and to continue providing essential financial services. Starting on Wednesday, March 18, our branches will operate
By: David Booth Executive Chairman and Founder Dimensional Fund Advisors I have worked in finance for over 50 years, and it seems that the same thing happens every year. Lots of folks look back at last year’s performance to draw conclusions they can use to predict what
