With elections just around the corner, it's natural for people to feel uneasy about how the results might affect their financial future. Pundits on both sides of the aisle are quick to raise alarms about how the other side's candidate would hurt the economy. However, a look at the hard numbers shows that those concerns are almost always overblown, and that the American economy is almost always resilient, even in the face of political change or turmoil.

In this episode of Capital Conversations, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ Professional Colin Day and Financial Advisor John Biedenstein discuss the findings from a recent report from the Hartford, "The Next President is Unlikely to Sink the Economy or the Stock Market," and offer advice for near-retirees on how to manage investments before and after an election cycle.

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