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Trump hinted at what he plans to do throughout his campaign.
His policies present risks and opportunities, and knowing whats coming can lead you to betterfinancial decisions.
However, upper class Americans shouldnt rush to make certain money moves leading up to Trumps inauguration.
Making these money moves can open you up to an unnecessary level of risk.
These are some of the money moves the upper class should hold off on until Trump takes office.
Not quite upper class?
Find out whatmoney moves the middle class should hold off on until after the inauguration.
However, that doesnt mean upper class investors should rush to pour more money into those sectors.
Wenyao Hu, Ph.
Wealthier individuals should not shift their portfolios based on speculation about Trumps policies.
Diversifying investments remains key to reducing risks and preserving wealth.
Diversification in your financial portfolio remains key to reducing risk.
… Possible tax breaks under Trump could save you money.
Trump may also opt to lower capital gains taxes in office.
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