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Q3 Roundtable

The Strong Valley advisor team, Kyle, Jason, Chris and Adam, discuss the 3 risk levels in retirement and a new tool that can articulate to their clients a personalized strategy to transition from wealth accumulation to income distribution. The debate continues over Federal Funds Reserve Rate Expectations and the interplay with Inflation. Kyle gives a market recap for the previous quarter and the whole team gives their best guess at the coming quarter and end of year.

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August 29, 2023
Q3 Roundtable
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