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However, these changes could also increase risks to middle-class investors savings, retirement and homeownership goals.
In the Trump economy, financial deregulation couldimpact middle-class investors in four key ways.
It may also lead to higher interest rates or less favorable terms, Stroup said.
Middle-class borrowers should carefully review the costs and terms of any credit they access.
The same goes for the current interest rate environment, Winegarden said.
If those rules change, more people could invest in private equity, real estate deals, or startups.
New competition almost always results in innovations, which tend to lower costs and increase opportunities.
Investors should watch for changes in fee structures, conflicts of interest and transparency, Stroup said.
If regulations loosen, financial advisors may have fewer obligations to act in clients best interests.
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