Election 2020 Analysis - Should you Convert to a Roth IRA - What EVERY Retirement Plan Needs - Show 22

In this show David Treece, a financial adviser, shares with you his election analysis and explains how COVID-19 has impacted this election. He explains how this election may affect you and your retirement. David also shares how we build all weather financial plans at Clients Excel that are built to withstand market volatility. Also, he shares with listeners reasons why you may want to consider a Roth IRA conversion and why some people probably don't need to consider a Roth conversion. David ends the show by discussing what everyone's financial plan must have. He covers a lot of useful content in this show!


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