NEW YORK (Money Magazine)
Here's what Money magazine's December 2012 issue said would happen -- and how the year turned out.
STOCKS
The outlook. Since the Fed wasn't expected to raise rates, equities were predicted to climb -- by a modest 8%.
What happened. The Fed didn't raise rates, and stocks kept rallying. Equities, though, soared much more than expected -- 25%.
BONDS
The outlook. Long-term rates were expected to rise, so investors were warned to wean their exposure to government debt, especially Treasuries.
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What happened. Market interest rates did rise, and funds that invest in long-term U.S. Treasury bonds lost more than 10% through early November.
HOUSING
The outlook. Real estate looked as if it was finally stabilizing. Since buyers were ready to come off the sidelines, prices were expected to rise 1%.
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What happened. The housing market did stabilize. But as demand rose, sellers were slow to list their homes. Tight supply sent prices soaring 12%.
CAREERS
The outlook. Your prospects for finding new work and getting raises were set to improve slightly. Overall, the economy was expected to create a modest 173,000 new jobs a month.
What happened. The labor market did improve in fits and starts as housing started to recover. The economy produced 190,000 new jobs a month.
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First Published: December 9, 2013: 9:44 AM ET
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