Moreover, if you do stock funds, you're buying shares each month. If the market goes down, you get more shares. There has never been a 20-year period in American history where this kind of monthly investment didn't ultimately give you a positive return. But remember, it's your choice. By the way, under my plan, there was a minimal guarantee in case the world came to an end.
Policy makes the difference and people make policy.
I do worry that the Federal Reserve will keep raising interest rates, which will harm the economy. It looks like there will be little in the way of surprises or serious debates within the party at the convention. We had our debates and surprises during the caucuses and primaries over the past year. The voters have spoken, and now we move forward. By the way, a political campaign, and this one will be no exception, always throws up surprises.