With the upcoming election, it’s hard to quiet the noise in the media—and inside ourselves. Many of us worry that if the “other” party wins, then we’ll face financial ruin. The stock market will plunge. We’ll be forced to pay higher taxes. This article offers practical tips for safeguarding your financial plans, regardless of election outcomes.
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