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Sharing details of the Economic Payments and what you need to know. Praying for everyone's health and safety during this time.

https://www.forbes.com//congress-suspends-required-minimu/

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From my Kingdom Financial partner Mike Bennitt.

Coronavirus & More The 24-Hour News Cycle moves from Impeachment to COVID-19 to the Primaries What’s next? In recent weeks, we’ve seen several major stories in the news. On the political front, in addition to the arrival of the presidential election through the 2020 caucuses and primaries, we have just experienced the third presidential impeachment in American history. In international news, the latest coronavirus outbreak has hit China, now referred to as COVID-19, leading... to closed borders and heightened screening at hospitals worldwide.1 It’s not so much the facts of what’s going on that are unusual none of these matters are unprecedented but the way that they are reported in the media can be alarming. Even frightening. How might this affect me? When major events make headlines, it’s easy to put yourself in the picture. Knowing, as well, how such events might affect the financial markets, it’s also easy to wonder how your investments and retirement strategy might fare. The truth? Political ups and downs, virus outbreaks, and other circumstances might lead to some short-term volatility on Wall Street. But it’s important to remember two things: 1) Your portfolio is positioned to reflect your risk tolerance, time horizon, and goals. 2) The way we experience news has changed over the years, and not all of it for the better. Keep informed, but don’t be rattled. Your investment and retirement strategy, which you have designed and put into place with your trusted financial professional, has considered big news events, both major and minor. Your professional knows the difference between something that may be a minor force in your financial life and something that might require you to make some changes. A good strategy gives you room for market changes that might see reactions that last a few days even a few years. Staying the course is often the smartest move, partially because you aren’t reacting immediately to a dip, and you might benefit from a potential recovery. So, keep yourself informed, but if you get too worried, have a conversation with your financial professional. They can help you understand what the news means for your financial life and offer you the context you need to remain confident in your strategy. Helping you achieve your life goals and lifestyle management Regina Faison may be reached at 949-900-0046 or [email protected] www.faisonwealth.com, kingfinancialinsight.com, www.wealth-teams.com

CNBC explains why this year might be the ideal time for you to create an estate strategy: https://cnb.cx/3bWjcZz

Why did the number of coronavirus cases suddenly and sharply rise to 60,000? Read this Forbes article: http://bit.ly/38vKOD2

US News & World Report takes a closer look at insurance needs in retirement. What will you need? More @ http://bit.ly/398IXUP