Elizabeth Ayoola

Technology has really enabled this chaos to the extent that we're seeing. Now, more than ever, the entire world can be informed of the whims behind the actual policies. If the president or other policymaker's happen to be reactive and vocal, we're going to ride their roller coaster whether we want to or not.

Technology has really enabled this chaos to the extent that we're seeing. Now, more than ever, the entire world can be informed of the whims behind the actual policies. If the president or other policymaker's happen to be reactive and vocal, we're going to ride their roller coaster whether we want to or not.

Technology has really enabled this chaos to the extent that we're seeing. Now, more than ever, the entire world can be informed of the whims behind the actual policies. If the president or other policymaker's happen to be reactive and vocal, we're going to ride their roller coaster whether we want to or not.

So while the impact of actual policies could be significant, we're also dealing with this additional layer, which we've seen can move markets and shape behavior.

So while the impact of actual policies could be significant, we're also dealing with this additional layer, which we've seen can move markets and shape behavior.

So while the impact of actual policies could be significant, we're also dealing with this additional layer, which we've seen can move markets and shape behavior.

And it feels unnerving all the time as well. Yeah. So our traditional advice for people and what you hear a lot is to tune out the noise. Focus on the long term and the fundamentals of good personal finance management. That's what everyone is saying.

And it feels unnerving all the time as well. Yeah. So our traditional advice for people and what you hear a lot is to tune out the noise. Focus on the long term and the fundamentals of good personal finance management. That's what everyone is saying.

And it feels unnerving all the time as well. Yeah. So our traditional advice for people and what you hear a lot is to tune out the noise. Focus on the long term and the fundamentals of good personal finance management. That's what everyone is saying.

But for those of us who don't have a hole to crawl into and come out of when the dust settles, can you walk us through some ways to cope with all of the noise happening if we can't tune it out?

But for those of us who don't have a hole to crawl into and come out of when the dust settles, can you walk us through some ways to cope with all of the noise happening if we can't tune it out?

But for those of us who don't have a hole to crawl into and come out of when the dust settles, can you walk us through some ways to cope with all of the noise happening if we can't tune it out?

Elizabeth, I think the traditional advice still definitely holds. It just has become more difficult. There's a lot more noise. So you want to tune out the noise that has no real potential impact, but you don't want to entirely plug your ears. And parsing the noise without impact from the potential impact is just so very difficult right now. Regardless, the fundamentals hold.

Elizabeth, I think the traditional advice still definitely holds. It just has become more difficult. There's a lot more noise. So you want to tune out the noise that has no real potential impact, but you don't want to entirely plug your ears. And parsing the noise without impact from the potential impact is just so very difficult right now. Regardless, the fundamentals hold.

Elizabeth, I think the traditional advice still definitely holds. It just has become more difficult. There's a lot more noise. So you want to tune out the noise that has no real potential impact, but you don't want to entirely plug your ears. And parsing the noise without impact from the potential impact is just so very difficult right now. Regardless, the fundamentals hold.

In times of economic stress, the best advice remains to shore up your emergency fund, manage your debt responsibly, and don't get reactive with your investments.

In times of economic stress, the best advice remains to shore up your emergency fund, manage your debt responsibly, and don't get reactive with your investments.

In times of economic stress, the best advice remains to shore up your emergency fund, manage your debt responsibly, and don't get reactive with your investments.

Well, I must say that people are not asking me what to do with their money, but I know what I'm doing with my money. I have personally been reviewing my budget more frequently, cutting back on unnecessary expenses like Instacart, Uber Eats. Can you believe I canceled my Amazon Prime? Proud of you. Thank you. Thank you. And also just upping my emergency savings.

Well, I must say that people are not asking me what to do with their money, but I know what I'm doing with my money. I have personally been reviewing my budget more frequently, cutting back on unnecessary expenses like Instacart, Uber Eats. Can you believe I canceled my Amazon Prime? Proud of you. Thank you. Thank you. And also just upping my emergency savings.