Dr. Judith Gerhart, CFP
Certified Divorce Financial Analyst 
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Fear: A Failing Economy
June 11, 2009
High energy prices, terrorism and natural disasters are all enough to make Chicken Little look rational. With our penchant to view the future as a continuation of the past, it’s no surprise that many Americans fear another 1920s-style depression or worse.
By investing in a wide-variety of investment vehicles, you can help increase the chances that if one major world economy starts to sputter, you’re gaining in
another one that is booming. For those in retirement, where income distribution
is so important, having a strategy that generates income in good times and bad is critical.
Many of us fear the worse on a consistent basis, and we all face risks every day. The real task is rooting out which financial fears can be controlled and then working with your financial professional to minimize your risk.
By: www.themoneyalert.com
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