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Inheriting money comes with plenty of benefits. From being less worried about paying for life’s necessities to enjoying the luxuries affluence can bring, inheritors often find that many of life’s key stumbling blocks are no longer in their paths.
When investors try to react in a time of heightened emotion, volatility, uncertainty, and a stream of negative news, it leaves the door wide open to making critical mistakes. Diversification and a long-term focus are still king, but so is patience.
Investors often wonder whether the market will rise or fall based on who is elected president.
Retiring as soon as possible may seem like an attractive prospect if you're eager to spend your days on the golf course, spoiling your grandkids, or traveling the world. But while there are some benefits to quitting work when you're as young as possible, there are also some big advantages to waiting longer to begin your leisurely life as a retiree.
Too Much Demand is the Key U.S. Economic Issue In a typical recession, households lose employment, disposable income levels fall or plateau, consumer spending declines, credit markets tighten up, and banks issue fewer loans. The result is that demand falls across the economy, with less money going towards goods and services.
