Staying steady in a volatile stock market
The current trade tariff talks with China have stalled, and China is now threatening action which could create even more volatility for the stock market. And market volatility is the one thing that can cause people to question their carefully laid retirement plans, even sometimes driving them to act irrationally, to their own financial detriment. Emotions are precisely the wrong thing to drive your investment actions. As counseled in this FOX Business News report by Brittany De Lea, now is the time to stay steady and have confidence in the long term viability of your retirement plan. Click here to read more.
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