The Fed is Recalibrating: Here are 4 Things You Should be Recalibrating Too

The Healthy & Wealthy Retirement

In this episode of "Healthy and Wealthy Retirement," certified retirement counselor Mark Struthers discusses the importance of recalibrating your approach to retirement in light of recent economic changes. With a focus on holistic well-being, Mark explores how the recent Fed conference and interest rate adjustments influence retirement planning.

Mark delves into four key areas to recalibrate: mindset, portfolio, emergency fund, and use of debt. He emphasizes the need to shift your mindset regarding inflation and recession probabilities, suggesting that lower inflation and interest rates could be on the horizon. He also highlights the significance of adjusting your investment portfolio, particularly in fixed income and equities, to align with these economic shifts.

Additionally, Mark discusses the impact of changing interest rates on mortgage use and debt management, advising listeners to reassess their financial strategies. By recalibrating these crucial aspects of your retirement plan, you can ensure a healthier, wealthier, and happier retirement. Tune in for expert insights and actionable advice to optimize your financial future.

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