This week, Randy and Peggy Fisher delve into the emotional turmoil surrounding elections and its impact on financial decision-making. They highlight the role of confirmation bias in interpreting financial information, the importance of emotional detachment in investment strategies, and the necessity of diversification in portfolios. The discussion also touches on the implications of election outcomes on personal finances and retirement planning, comparing the U.S. retirement system with those of other countries. Ultimately, it emphasizes the need for rational financial planning amidst political chaos.

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