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Let’s make it clear that the outcome of any election can have an impact on tax policy, Social Security and therefore impact your financial plan. However, when it comes to the markets themselves, we would caution investors from making emotional decisions based on how they feel about the candidates and the party in power.

Eric discusses how the election outcome may affect financial issues such as Social Security and tax policy and why you should avoid making rash investment decisions based on political leanings.

Take advantage of being able to skip student loan payments by redirecting those payments straight to a savings account. This has multiple benefits, mainly increasing your emergency fund, but it also prevents you from getting used to having that extra income to spend.

In an effort to streamline the process and provide consistent service to borrowers, the U.S Department of Education’s (USDOE) Office of Federal Student Aid has agreed to a contract with only five companies starting in December 2020 and they will all operate on one single platform.

If we think about the markets and economy as a puzzle that was in scattered pieces from a sharp decline in the first quarter, the second quarter was spent trying to start to put those pieces back together.