Happy Fourth of July! The items on this list only scratch the surface of what America experienced in the last year, but even this brief overview shows that we are in times of both highs and lows. If we see something that’s the matter, regardless of how big or small, it is important that we do what we can to try and fix it. As individuals, we may feel too small to play a meaningful role in any of the things that we’d want to see changed. But when we work together, each of our actions adds up and that’s how progress is made. What will happen going forward as we enter into America’s 248th year of life? Who knows, but let’s do our part to create the progress we want to see. Similar to predictions for the stock market, no one has any idea what will happen. There are new uncertainties for our future that will test and challenge us in the years to come. They will be the defining mark on a new generation. As always, reminding you to build wealth by following the two PFC rules: 1.) Live below your means and 2.) Invest early and often. #election #stockmarket #economy #america #fouthofjuly #records #moneynews #happy4th #independenceday
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