The election energy is palpable as the United States of America is set to elect its 47th president in a little over eight months on November 5th, 2024. The reality is that presidential election years naturally bring uncertainty as voters want to know how the next president will address key issues that affect them day-to-day. The 2024 election is a bit unique in that it will pit current President Joe Biden versus former President Donald Trump in the first presidential rematch since 1956 – leaving a little more certainty than in years past by knowing how each candidate will likely stand on key business topics ranging from the economy to policies that help or hinder businesses across the United States.

Business owners alike would rather eliminate all the negative ad campaigns and rhetoric for just the facts, please! On April 23rd, 2024, Jason Stuber and Tendai Charasika will address some of the facts on where each candidate stands on key topics pertaining to businesses and the economy overall.

During our quarterly webcast, while we won’t have all the answers, we will have an open discussion about both candidates’ positions on business and financial planning topics with just the facts. Our aim is to prepare you for any anticipated changes that might matter to you and your family no matter which candidate is in the Oval Office.

So, what matters most to businesses and business owners in 2024? According to Nerd Wallet, such issues at the top of the list for business owners include inflation, filling open positions with quality labor, and supply chain issues affecting their ability to deliver products and services to customers that demand their goods. It is no surprise that both candidates will have varying views on how the U.S. government addresses these in addition to access to capital, taxation, and incentives for job creation.

While there will be no lack of differences of opinions and policies by each candidate, what we do know is that both candidates are likely to maintain a focus on policies that affect global trade in effort to support and grow American businesses. Each candidate has actively promoted initiatives that increase support for buying American-made products and services.

On behalf of the Saling Wealth Advisor team, we invite you to join us in April for our quarterly SWA Insights Webcast. If you can’t join us then and / or if you have any questions you would like to discuss in the meantime, please don’t hesitate to contact a member of the Saling Wealth Advisor team!

This material is not financial advice or an offer to sell any product and is not a recommendation to buy or sell any particular security. The opinions expressed are those of the Saling Wealth Advisors’ Management Investment Team and are subject to change without notice.

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