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Noticias Univision Town Hall featuring Donald Trump, Doral, Florida, USA - 16 Oct 2024

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GOBankingRates spoke with three voters who believe that a Trump presidency can bolster peoples retirement savings.

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Gas prices and the prices of items associated with petroleum should drop, Blessing said.

Further, it is a demand for liquid cash from an illiquid asset.

She said she saw her savings and income drop sharply during the Biden-Harris administration.

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Since then, with Biden [and] Harris in office; savings $0.

Income less than half than 2020.

Inflation reached a 40-year high in 2022, which didnt sit well for most Americans.

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Blessing explained how the tariffs are likely to cause short-term pain on retirement savings, followed bysignificant long-term benefits.

He laid out the three phases of Trumps proposed tariffs.

There will also be a drop in exports as nations retaliate.

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He continued, In the second phase, the economy will start to adapt.

The LFPR usually quickly recovers as low-income Americans see wages rise to the point where they take the jobs.

Meanwhile, jobs which American firms had off-shored will be recreated here.

Price rises will taper off, probably quickly.

Prices stabilize and, in a few sectors (mostly petroleum-based sectors) prices will fall.

Export industries will begin to improve more quickly in the third phase.

Whats the bottom line for voters?

Blessing summarized his predictions:

So, at first,retirement incomes and savingswill take a hit.

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