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They feel squeezed between ballooning healthcare costs, college education costs, inflation and high housing costs.
Expanded Retirement Protections
As a generation, Xers are right to worry about retirement.
Gen X feels unstable, says Victor Zeng, an investor and marketing director withX-Make.
ManyGen X investorsneed to catch up on retirement investments, and fast.
A second Trump term could concentrate on increasing tax breaks for retirement savings.
Policies might include increased 401(k) and IRA contribution caps and other tax subsidies for retirement contributions.
Corona sees it as an opportunity for beleaguered Gen Xers to catch up on retirement.
Stu Steen is not only a Gen X investor but a CFP and CPA who foundedTwo-Ten Planning.
Without intervention by Congress, those changes will sunset at the end of 2025.
Alina Trigub works as managing partner atSAMO Financial, but her true passion is real estate.
Trigub points to these as another financial policy under a second Trump Administration.
I expect continuation and expansion of Opportunity Zones investing that was started under Trumps presidency.
And, for that matter, other policies that cut down on the red tape forreal estate development.
Zeng too wants to see even broader incentives for real estate development.
A second Trump Administration could encourage homeownership by loosening restrictions on home builders.
This would raise supply and drive down prices.
These policies could keep housing affordable for struggling Gen Xers, while creating investment opportunities for wealthier Xers.
Much of this election cycle has centered around the candidates personalities.
But many voters want to hear more policy proposals from each candidate, not just name-calling.
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