Recently President Biden said that a recession is not inevitable. The way that he worded his statement has caused confusion as to what’s happening in America.
The best advice I can share is to pay attention to the obvious. If you don’t like to watch or read the news on a regular basis, check in on the economy at least once a month. Especially now so that you aren’t surprised at the price increases that are across the board.
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Currently the most expensive places to live in the United States are New York, California, Oregon, Alaska, Massachusetts and Connecticut.
Las Vegas is quickly approaching that list. At one point these destinations were known for starting a new life, AKA the American Dream.
We are going to see a fast separation of wealth. This division can not be stopped but that doesn’t mean you can’t be prepared mentally and financially.
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✨ Saving money comes in different forms, it’s not always about putting money to the side when you get paid. (Though that is an excellent start.)
Assessing how you spend your money actually saves you money.
3 Ways To Save Money:
👉🏾 Remember financial literacy is for EVERYBODY.
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Spending more more money isn’t something most Americans want to do. But we currently have to.
Despite inflation, life must still go on. Here are 5 survival tips to keep you afloat during these times.
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⛽️ California gas prices have reached over $6 which tends to let us know what direction the rest of the nation is heading.
Talks of another stimulus check have quieted down in the last few weeks and people of all classes are feeling the impacts of the economy.
If we do see a recession in the next 3-6 months, here is what it may look like and what you can do to protect your finances.
Article By Aura Bea Carter
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