Jalinski Advisory Group Surveys Clients on Present Financial Concerns
TOM'S RIVER, N.J.,
"I remember the financial crisis of 2007. People started dumping stocks and moving money around in a fit of panic. I wanted to make sure our clients weren't doing that," says
Here's what the survey found:
- 47% of clients are worried about their ability to retire and financial security in retirement
- 33% of clients expressed fear around our nation's political climate and financial future
- 40% of the respondents who expressed concern around the nation's financial future also cited a Biden win as a top fear
- 22% were fearful of potential tax increases
- 18% were concerned about the stability of the stock market
- 13% cited inflation as a leading financial concern
- 13% were concerned about
Social Security - Half of the clients who cited the stability of
Social Security as a top concern also cited Medicare - 9% were worried about Medicare
For access to the white paper and survey results, email [email protected].
Fear can have a considerable impact on people's behaviors around their money. "When you feel like panicking, pick up the phone instead," says Jalinski. "Making snap-decisions around your finances can have adverse impacts on your retirement plan and financial future. There are experts out there who can help."
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