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Educational awareness and key investment considerations rarely discussed or contemplated within financial planning models.

Post-pandemic Investment Considerations

4 important considerations in financial planning

Federal Stimulus

Monetary action, usually initiated by the Federal Reserve, aimed at various financial sectors as a means to stabilize volatility or uncertainty.

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Inflationary Trends

Accelerated pricing models or indexes of unusual or volatile financial markets.

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Financial Regulation

An overview of both state and federal regulatory agencies who play pivotal roles in most financial sectors.
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Federal Deficit

The excessive and unprecedented spending of both the Federal Government and the Federal Reserve, aimed at curving market volatility or market downturns.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Why are external-market considerations relevant to financial planning and/or retirement planning?

Risk Assessment.

Without properly analyzing external market considerations, the level of risk may not be a true reflection of market conditions. Most market volatility is macro-related and can usually be traced to one of the external-market considerations. Our educational platform provides unbiased information to help analyze these risks appropriately and help investors make the best decision for their financial needs.

Why aren't external-market considerations addressed more often when considering investment recommendations?

Since the arrival of aggressive monetary policy and the pandemic, many traditional forecasting models have become obsolete. What analysts considered relevant 15 years ago is much different than what's considered today. For example, the stock market now looks to the Federal Reserve for a "helping hand" in times of market downturns and uses that rhetoric to help stabilize market conditions. Prior to 2007, this use of monetary policy wasn't even an option (the general consensus being you can't buy your way out of a market downturn) yet it's the accepted norm today. The problem is, there hasn't been enough time to analyze the changes in monetary policy since the start of the pandemic, so the Federal Reserve is going to keep a close eye on the market for the time being. Meaning, we're in uncharted waters and the analysts are taking it day to day for the foreseeable future.

What should I expect to get back from this site?

Our goal is to educate investors with the new rules of engagement. We believe education is key in periods of financial change and without properly assessing or understanding these external risks, you may be under-analyzing the true risk in your investments.

Who is PostPandemicInvestments.com?

All of our educational content is a culmination of our experience and all the interactions we've had in helping investors achieve retirement and financial planning goals. In our experience, these external considerations are the most commonly misunderstood elements of investing and are rarely discussed by financial professionals. All of the published content is provided through Wealth Income Solutions LLC and was created for educational purposes only.

MONETARY POLICY AND FEDERAL STIMULUS

How Stimulus Money Is Created

“Every dollar they saved was worth less with every financial crisis, while the government just printed more money to preserve the stock markets, the financial status of the elites, and the banks who served them.”

Henry Hazlitt - Economist

The Federal deficit and investment considerations in 2023

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