KTs Money Matters
Working with your investments, retirement, insurance, estate or tax planning or just dealing with everyday expenses- your money matters. Let KT Thomas help you make the most of it. This is Money Matters.
April 7, 2020 • 10 min
In this episode KT discusses:
· What travel might look like in 2020
· Staycations could be coming back
· Gas prices are hitting once-in-a-decade lows
Key Takeaways:
· Consider a road trip
· The market always rebounds
· Now might be the time to buy and enjoy the recovery
Quote:
“Everybody always says, every single time, ‘this time it’s different.’ After almost 30 years as an investor, what I’ll say to you is ‘no its not.’ Someday people will start eating out again and they’ll stop hoarding toilet paper. ” – KT
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