“If you aim at nothing, you will hit it every time.” – Zig Ziglar
That’s true for most aspects of life, including our finances. Most of us realize that. It’s why we set New Year’s resolutions—and why more than half of all Americans set some type of financial goal as a resolution each year.
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What are your money beliefs?
No matter what they are, your money beliefs are guiding your financial choices. And they’ve already shaped your financial habits.
The more you know about your money mindset, the more you’ll know about yourself — and how your mindset affects your financial decisions and your overall financial health.
Recessions stir up anxiety and fear. And that’ll trigger panic and rash decisions, which can lead to big losses.
So resist the panic trap that can come with recessions.
If you can keep a level head, and follow these six steps, you’ll be empowered to weather any recession–and any personal financial hardships you may face outside of recessions.
Presidential election years bring a lot of uncertainty and stress. And that’s not just for the candidates who are running.
The good news is that you can avoid the frenzy around the upcoming election—and the stress and poor financial choices that may come with it—if you know the facts about the markets during presidential election years. Knowing these facts can help you keep a level head no matter what the outcome of the next election is.
