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Mon, January 20, 2025

Millennials: This Is What You Shouldn't Do With Your Money Before Trump Takes Office


Published on 2025-01-20 00:41:24 - MSN
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  • Since President-elect Donald Trump's reelection to become president of the U.S., the transition to the Trump administration has sparked discussions and debates, especially when it comes to

The article from MSN Money discusses financial advice for millennials before the potential changes in policy under a new Trump administration. It highlights several key points: Firstly, it advises against making hasty financial decisions based on speculation about future policy changes, such as tax reforms or changes in healthcare. Instead, it suggests focusing on long-term financial stability. The article warns against increasing personal debt, especially with the possibility of rising interest rates, and recommends paying down existing debts. It also cautions against stopping or reducing contributions to retirement accounts like 401(k)s or IRAs, emphasizing the importance of compound interest over time. Additionally, it discourages speculative investments in volatile markets or assets, advocating for a diversified investment strategy. Lastly, the piece encourages millennials to continue saving, even if economic policies might change, as personal financial discipline remains crucial regardless of who is in office.

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