We currently find ourselves amid a presidential election year (whether we like it or not), and political headlines already dominate the news, sparking questions and concerns about how election outcomes might impact retirement and investment plans.

As a Financial Planner, I often get clients coming to me and asking how the elections may affect their portfolios or retirement savings. And it's safe to say I've heard all the theories, and I mean all the theories, about who's better or who's worse for the markets.

It's a crazy time for everyone, but it's crucial to approach these times with clarity and confidence.

In this episode, I want to focus on the facts instead of getting caught up in political debates. I want to help retirees and soon-to-be retirees navigate these turbulent times and stay on a steady path toward their financial goals.

So, let's dive in.

Ryan Hitchcock

Financial Planner

High Point Capital Group

Direct: 414-253-4611

rhitch@hpcg.com

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The Presidential Election and Its Effects on Your Money and Retirement Plan

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