Train Derailments, Joe Biden & UFOS, & Who Can You Trust?
It’s time to go step by step and get ready for the What If’s of Life. “We’ve had several different events, from more Chinese balloons being shot down to train derailments, to Joe Biden claiming that UFOs are the reason why. You’re seeing some of the things that we’re seeing happen, which by the way, is probably one of the most, how should I say, outlandish things I think any president could ever say. …
Bottom line, as I get started in today’s program, a lot of things going on. You’ve got to be prepared. You have no idea what’s going to happen tomorrow, Sunday, or next week, or next month, or next year. Reality is, you’ve got to be ready for anything that may come along.” – John Rush
A Third of American Adults …
According to a recent survey, Americans almost unanimously 93% view financial wellness as important, and I believe that as well. Yet more than two in 543 percent don’t feel financially stable, and nearly one-third, 29%, have less than $500 in emergency savings. The first step towards building confidence in financial security is a fully funded emergency savings account to cover three to six months of living expenses.
– John Rush
Economic uncertainty, inflation and concerns over a possible recession, which, by the way, we’ve already been in one. It’s not surprising that Americans are thinking about how to improve their financial wellness and we’ll talk a little bit about that in today’s program.
– John Rush
Taking Care of the
“What Ifs” of Life.
A Third of American Adults …
According to a recent survey, Americans almost unanimously 93% view financial wellness as important, and I believe that as well. Yet more than two in 543 percent don’t feel financially stable, and nearly one-third, 29%, have less than $500 in emergency savings. The first step towards building confidence in financial security is a fully funded emergency savings account to cover three to six months of living expenses.
Economic uncertainty, inflation and concerns over a possible recession, which, by the way, we’ve already been in one. It’s not surprising that Americans are thinking about how to improve their financial wellness and we’ll talk a little bit about that in today’s program. John Rush