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Presidential elections have impact and implications across all areas of personal finance. As you cast your vote this year, we've researched and uncovered all of the ways the president-elect can impact your money.
Study: How Americans Are Preparing Their Finances for the 2020 Election
43% of Americans are actively preparing their finances for the upcoming election and a possible change of administration. We surveyed 2,000 Americans to find out exactly how they're getting ready.
Study: How Americans Are Preparing Their Finances for the 2020 Election
How to Prepare Financially for an Election
Whether it's a national or a local election, here are some great ways to get your finances in order ahead of new representatives.
How to Prepare Your Finances During Election Season
Here's what to keep in mind when it comes to interest rates and elections.
What Can the President Affect When it Comes to Your Wallet?
Regardless of party, here's what the president can and can't do when it comes to mortgages.
How the President-Elect Can Affect Mortgages
Here's what you need to know about how the president could affect CD interest rates.
How the President-Elect Can Affect CDs
If you're looking to get a new credit card, here's what to consider during election time.
How the President-Elect Can Affect Credit Cards
Looking for a personal loan? Here's how the president could change your decision-making process.
How the President-Elect Can Affect Personal Loans
Here's what you need to know about the president and your savings accounts.
How the President-Elect Can Affect Savings Accounts
Here's how president's actions and policies can indirectly affect your portfolio.
The 2020 Election and Your Money
Here are the implications of the 2020 election and your personal finances.
The 2020 Election Could Impact Your Personal Finances. Here's How
Before November 3, 2020 you might want to consider these money tips.
Where Do the Candidates Stand on These Issues?
When it comes to income, here's what you need to consider about former vice president Joe Biden and president Donald Trump.
Biden vs. Trump: Here's Where Each Candidate Stands on Income
Debt is a hot topic every election season. Here is more on where each candidate stands.
Biden vs. Trump: Here's Where Each Candidate Stands on Debt
In need of affordable housing or feel strongly about affordable housing issues? This piece dives into what the 2020 presidential candidates are saying.
Biden vs. Trump: Here's Where Each Candidate Stands on Affordable Housing
2020 Voting Resources
Election day is November 3, 2020, though early voting is available in many states. The resources below are to help you make sure you're ready to vote.
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