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April 30, 2025 | By: Associated Press
Financial markets are volatile. Consumer confidence is at its lowest level in five years. Economists say recession risks are rising. It all adds up to financial uncertainty for a lot of Americans. If you're worried about how economic uncertainty might affect your finances, experts have some tips.
They say you should take stock of where your finances stand and figure out places you can cut back. You should do your best to create an emergency fund and also think about how best to think about your debt.
They also recommend focusing on what you can control so you don't get overwhelmed.