Stick to the Plan
Having a long-term financial plan gives your logic a leg up over your emotions during times of market volatility.
Having a long-term financial plan gives your logic a leg up over your emotions during times of market volatility.
Throughout the past two and a half months I have continued to ask myself, did we jump off a financial cliff? The answer was no. How did I know? The answer, while somewhat complex, is profoundly simple.
What’s worse is that eight years after 2026, in 2034, social security is slated to become insolvent. Unless, of course, the government makes another announcement and tells us that the cheese has moved again, and we will be less secure than we thought we were even just a year ago.