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Don’t let election results alter your retirement planning

While the mid-term elections turned out well – or not so well – depending upon your personal view, the reality is that politics and the emotions which often surround it shouldn’t affect how you plan your retirement. Changing your investment strategies because of what you perceive the future may be with a Democratic House and a Republican Senate is precisely what you should avoid, because your investments will be governed by conditions in our $20 trillion economy, not by politics. In this thoughtful article by financial advisor Robert Powell appearing at TheStreet.com, the author explores predictions by several prominent investment advisors of how the results of the mid-term elections may affect, or should not affect, your investments and retirement planning, and what the immediate future may hold for Social Security. Click here to read more.

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