Legitimate Financial Concerns or Sensationalism?

<p>With financial information everywhere you look, it can be tough to discern what is accurate and what is actually just a headline used to generate clicks. Today we’ve pulled some of the things you might have heard recently relating to the economy and investing and we’ll look to Joel to explain what is accurate and what’s been exaggerated.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Read more and get additional financial resources here:</strong> <a class= "components-external-link edit-post-post-link__link" href= "https://johnsonbrunetti.com/?p=7389" target="_blank" rel= "external noreferrer noopener"><span class= "edit-post-post-link__link-prefix">https://johnsonbrunetti.com/</span><span class="edit-post-post-link__link-post-name">7389-2</span><span class="edit-post-post-link__link-suffix">/</span></a></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>What we discuss on this episode: </strong></p> <p><strong>0:58</strong> – Getting workers to return to the office  </p> <p><strong>4:38</strong> – Social Security is going broke</p> <p><strong>6:06</strong> – Debt is out of control and taxes are going through the roof</p> <p><strong>6:50</strong> – Economy will grind to a halt when interest rates are raised  </p> <p><strong>7:57</strong> – There’s going to be a market crash soon  </p> <p><strong>9:30</strong> – Mailbag question on what to do with TSP account   </p> <p><strong>10:48</strong> – Mailbag question on why you need someone to help manage your money</p> <p><strong>12:43</strong> – How to start the conversation with us  </p>