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After the year we had in 2020, a lot of people want to know which direction we’re headed this year. While we don’t have a crystal ball, we do have some opinions on the strength of the economy and the sectors that enjoy a return to normal in 2021. Join us for this episode and get Chris’ financial outlook.
Read more and get additional financial resources here: https://pffirm.com/2021/03/our-financial-outlook-for-2021/
What we discuss on this episode:
3:08 – What is Chris’ outlook for 2021?
4:58 – What sectors could rebound first?
7:12 – Could this growth extend for a long time?
9:42 – The reason for optimism in the market
11:33 – Impact of stimulus
13:18 – Any areas of concern?
16:07 – Planning opportunities this year?
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