Focused on the Future

Capping off a year of unprecedented events, economic and personal changes, as I write this, Americans are going to the polls, in an election that’s been touted as one of the most important in our lifetimes.

What should you make of this for your financial strategy? Emotions are running high, and pundits are outlining very different scenarios depending on results. Here’s what to do: focus on the future and remember your long-term goals.

Then, turn to what you can control and specific actions you can take. Together we have built a diversified long-term strategy, and there are things we can prioritize before year-end. Any changes we make are based on your goals and vision for the future. 

Here are a few articles that add some color to what’s going on around us. I invite you to share them and get back to me with any questions or thoughts you may have. Let’s talk!

Jason Pinney

 

Trump Or Biden Better For The Stock Market: Here’s Why It Doesn’t Matter – Read More –>

Stressed About the Election? Don’t Take It Out on Your Investments – Read More –>

Managing in uncertain times – Read More –>

Now, More Than Ever, Election Week Is a Time for Patience – Read More ->

Year-End Financial Checklist: 4 Money Moves You Should Prioritize Now – Read More –>

Retirement Savings Can Be Hard for Freelance Workers. Here’s How One Is Doing It. – Read More –>