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Feeling exhausted by all the election news? Understandable! Elections in the UK, over the pond and elsewhere have made this quite a slog. Many of you have asked about how this impacts your investments. History suggests not much in the long run. As investors, we should view things through a long-term lens. Stay diversified and focus on what you can control. Don’t get caught up in media hype or timing the market—patience pays off. Read John Condon TEP, APFS, Chartered FCSI's complete insight at https://lnkd.in/eQjS52Vt If you would like help balancing your finances and easing any financial anxiety you may be feeling, please feel free to contact us. #loveiom #thorntonfs #sharonsutton #isleofman #financialplanning #businessowner #smallbusinessowner #peoplehaven #safehaven #personalfinance #GeneralElection #Investing #ElectionFatigue #StayDiversified

What’s your biggest worry about the next presidential election?  How do you think it’ll play out in your financial life?  Believe it or not, there’s a roughly 50-50 chance you’re worried about the next election tanking your portfolio. Learn more about how markets tend to perform in election years. #stockmarketinvesting #investinginretirement #electionyear2024

Election years create a certain level of uncertainty regarding your finances and investments. During continued market volatility, an imminent election can make investors tense. Here are a few things to keep in mind as the 2024 election approaches. https://hubs.ly/Q02qJVwq0 #CarlonWealth #ScottsdaleAZ #FinancialAdvisor

Investing during an election year can be tough on the nerves, and 2024 promises to be no different. Politics can elicit strong emotions and biases no matter which side you fall on, so let us help you tune out the noise and focus on the long-term picture. www.crossvine.nm.com #TeamCrossvine #InvestingInAnElectionYear

Register for the webinar https://ow.ly/Uk9p50SrJFU UK Election Special In aggregate, UK businesses and households are choked with cash, a sign of massive pent-up demand. As confidence is already high, will the election serve as a clearing event, loosing spending and lighting up growth? Fund managers Clive Beagles and Tom Matthews discuss the outcome of what is likely to be a historic general election. #JOHCM #UKElection #UKEquities #PriceDiscovery

What’s your biggest worry about the next presidential election? How do you think it’ll play out in your financial life? Believe it or not, there’s a roughly 50-50 chance you’re worried about the next election tanking your portfolio. You may also be concerned about a recession, rising interest rates, or taxes going up. No matter what has you feeling unsettled, it can all boil down to one question: Should we make money moves now, based on our election anxiety?

Historically financial markets and real estate markets are impacted in an election year. Here is a simple read on what to expect this fall.

Election years create a certain level of uncertainty regarding your finances and investments. During continued market volatility, an imminent election can make investors tense. Here are a few things to keep in mind as the 2024 election approaches. https://hubs.ly/Q02qK1jt0 #CarlonWealth #ScottsdaleAZ #FinancialAdvisor

Watching the US election run-up can induce many feelings of unease, anxiety, and uncertainty for what the future may hold, especially for investors. Yet despite all the drama and big economic promises, it’s easy to overestimate the impact an election can have on portfolios. This week’s blog provides valuable insights on where to focus your energy during election season and highlights key factors that could be impacted by the results: https://bit.ly/4gqwcrU #USElection #ElectionSeason #Politics #Investing #CareKnowledgeTrust

Will The Election Affect Your Finances? While elections can create uncertainty, history suggests consumers don't need to worry too much about how the results will affect their investments. The best approach is to stay the course and not let election-year noise disrupt your long-term financial plan. Check out our full blog post for more insights: https://hubs.li/Q02vxLXR0