As we approach the holiday season, it’s natural to reflect on what we’re grateful for — family, health, and the life we’ve built. But it’s also a time when market headlines and economic uncertainty can feel overwhelming, especially for retirees who depend on their savings. The truth? Markets will always rise and fall. What matters most is how you respond — and how you frame your financial journey with gratitude and long-term perspective. Market Volatility Is Normal Election c

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