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Hello,

This month, our newsletter explores the following topics:

• Tips for navigating a recession
• Who qualifies for student debt cancellation?
• Seniors could see a $1,729 Social Security boost
• Four new realities of buying a home today

There is still time to make adjustments to help meet your 2022 goals. If we can help you with your finances, please contact us.

Sincerely,

David and Jonathan Mosenson
President and Vice President

Tips For Navigating A Recession

The U.S. economy may or may not be in a recession, but economists broadly agree that a downturn is looming due to high inflation and higher interest rates. Whether a recession is imminent or not, here’s what Americans can do with their
finances to prepare. Read More >

What It Means For You, And What Comes Next

Many of the more than 43 million federal student loan borrowers in the U.S. say their debt has made them defer life’s big milestones — homes, marriage, kids, retirement. However, student loan reforms in recent years have given many of these borrowers a break. Here’s what they could mean to you. Read More >

Seniors Could See Social Security Boost Of $1,729 Next Year

The nearly 70 million older Americans and others who receive Social Security benefits could get an average bump of $1,729 next year, which for most would amount to the biggest increase ever. Read More >

Is The Worst Over? 4 (Mostly) Bright, New Realities Of Buying A Home Today

For two long years, we’ve been in a red-hot seller’s market, where home sellers got exactly what they wanted. Now, however, the pendulum is starting to swing
back in buyers’ favor. If you’re considering looking for a home in this market, here’s a closer look at what to expect. Read More >