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Wisely Responding to the Current Economy - Episode 18
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“Recession.” It’s like a dark cloud looming over the economy and around every corner. But what should we be doing during an economy like this? If you are worried about the future or retiring in a recession, we’re breaking down what you need to know.
In this episode, Phil and Kendall are letting you know how you should respond to a recession, what advantages there are in the current economy, and what you should be doing about it. We’ll also talk about how having your adult children living with you might be affecting your plans to retire and how to handle other tough financial topics.
Thank you for listening!
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