NetAdvizor Wealth

The latest Reuters poll of 500 economists reveals an encouraging outlook: global economic growth is expected to maintain a solid 3.1% pace this year, with a projected 3% for 2025. This marks a significant upgrade from earlier forecasts, primarily driven by unexpected economic resilience. The U.S. continues demonstrating remarkable strength, outpacing its G10 peers with 2.6% growth this year. Meanwhile, Asia shows broad resilience, with India leading as the fastest-growing major economy. Japan's recent performance even suggests potential shifts in its long-standing monetary policies. Looking ahead, most economies are anticipated to see lower interest rates, though the U.S. may follow a different path. ?? #GlobalEconomy #EconomicGrowth #Markets #InternationalTrade Source: https://lnkd.in/eHCWNTCh

Honoring the courage, sacrifice, and dedication of our veterans. Today, we remember those who have served and the countless ways they’ve contributed to our freedom and peace. Thank you for your unwavering commitment. ???? #VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans

People have told me, “I can’t wait until the election is over.” That tells me there’s a lot of emotion connected to Tuesday, November 5th! But I’m quick to remind people it may take some time to resolve all of the issues after Election Day. While we may have some answers on the morning of November 6th, be prepared to have some patience with the process as the election unfolds. It's a complex process. Each state has different rules for counting ballots. Here’s a snapshot of the rules that seven states must follow: Pennsylvania: State officials can start processing absentee ballots on the morning of Election Day but cannot record any vote totals until after polls close. Wisconsin: Officials start processing mail-in ballots on Election Day. Georgia: Officials have already started working on mail-in ballots, which means there may be at least partial results by the time polls close on Election Day. North Carolina: Officials can begin counting absentee ballots on Election Day before the polls close. Arizona: State officials start tabulating mail-in ballots when they are received, even if that’s prior to Election Day. But they must wait until the pools are closed to collect ballot boxes. Michigan: Lawmakers can start counting absentee ballots before Election Day in some towns. Nevada: Officials can start counting absentee ballots before Election Day and as they come in on Election Day. Bottom line: Financial markets don’t like uncertainty, and there may be some issues as each state reports results. So, it's best to prepare for some market volatility before and after the election.

Don't forget that we fall back at 2am on November 3rd!

Wishing you and your family a safe, fun, and HAPPY HALLOWEEN! #Halloween #TrickOrTreat #Fall #Spooky

October 15th marks the start of the Medicare Open Enrollment Period! During this time, consider evaluating your Medicare and take action if needed to meet to support your health for the coming year. Don't let your friends or family miss this essential period. Tag them below! #MedicareOpenEnrollment #Medicare #HealthCare

Social Security benefits for 2025 are expected to change, but perhaps not as much as they did in previous years.

401(k) millionaires share their secrets of success. Spoiler alert: It’s all the investing ideas we’ve been talking about for years!

Get a head start on your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) for the 2025-2026 school year! Your student’s FAFSA application is the gateway to various financial aid resources, including grants, scholarships, work-study opportunities, and federal student loans. The FAFSA is free and the most important thing your student can do to qualify for financial aid! #FinAid #FAFSA #grants #scholarships #WorkStudy #Academics #StudentLoans #CollegeLife