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The financial wellness of the economy is a common concern among Americans. The Federal Reserve is playing a waiting game on rate cuts, considering factors such as inflation and market volatility. The concept of a soft landing, avoiding a recessionary GDP backtracking, is discussed. The Fed's guessing game and the concept of super core inflation are explored. The rising credit card debt and financial struggles of Americans are highlighted. The importance of financial literacy and the need for financial planning and retirement readiness are emphasized. Call or text 800-930-5905. Visit MWMFinancial.Tax to learn more.

<p>The financial wellness of the economy is a common concern among Americans. The Federal Reserve is playing a waiting game on rate cuts, considering factors such as inflation and market volatility. The concept of a soft landing, avoiding a recessionary GDP backtracking, is discussed. The Fed's guessing game and the concept of super core inflation are explored. The rising credit card debt and financial struggles of Americans are highlighted. The importance of financial literacy and the need for financial planning and retirement readiness are emphasized. Call or text 800-930-5905. Visit <a href="https://mwmfinancial.tax/">MWMFinancial.Tax</a> to learn more.</p>

Joe Murphy and the team bring everything you need to know about retirement and income planning in a fast paced format. Each week, the hosts and guests on the show reveal the latest developments in the financial world to keep you informed of changes that may affect you personally, while sharing some common sense strategies that will help you make the most out of your retirement savings. We are focused on helping investors preserve and grow their assets, increase their income, and reduce taxes.

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Wealth Health Radio with Joe Murphy

The financial wellness of the economy is a common concern among Americans. The Federal Reserve is playing a waiting game on rate cuts, considering factors such as inflation and market volatility.

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