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Retirement and investing under Trump 2.0: Financial advisors say 'don't panic'


Published on 2025-03-17 09:21:01 - Insider
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The article from MSN Money discusses the potential impacts of Donald Trump's policies on retirement and investing, based on insights from 20 financial advisors. It highlights that while Trump's previous term saw tax cuts and deregulation which generally favored investors, the current political and economic landscape might differ. Advisors suggest not to panic but to remain vigilant. Key points include the possibility of changes in tax policies, potential shifts in market regulations, and the importance of diversification in investment portfolios. They emphasize maintaining a long-term perspective, rebalancing assets, and preparing for volatility. The consensus is that while policy changes can influence markets, individual financial planning should focus on adaptability and resilience rather than reacting to immediate political changes.

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