RE: What is your financial and economic destiny?
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increase of unemployment and of the public debt, but, we are in crisis, that these situations happen in conditions of crisis is normal
Now, I don't want to sound like a pessimist, but this "crisis" that has just started can be a bit different than the previous ones... And as they pushing the story of a "new normal", I have a feeling that we will have to adapt to living in a "constant crisis"...
I don't think so that this will be "fixed" in a year or two... it will probably last a lot longer... But, that doesn't mean that we have to suffer... As a matter of fact, I think that people that look "further" will live in these hard times as much normal as it can be...
And about the future? Huh, that's a hard question in a time when a long-term is counted in number of months... Yes, we should try to build our "financial plan" before out 60-70s, as then it's too late...
Thanks for the interesting food for the brain post!
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Hello @ph1102
Thank you for your interesting comment and support.
I really believe that, like you, the current reality of crisis is going to last much longer than most people think. Things are not happening very normally in most scenarios, so we are in an intense stage of change in many aspects that, like all social (economic) change requires time to materialize.
And yes, we must definitely prepare for the future, projecting beyond the current long term of months, and visualizing ourselves at the age of 60-70 years, and for sure we are going to want better than some people currently know.