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Guide to investing in an election year
February 28, 2020

Investing during an election year can be tough on the nerves. To help you invest with confidence, we distilled more than 85 years of data over 22 election cycles and found answers to your top questions, including:


  • Which political party is better for investors?
  • What are some common investor mistakes to avoid?
  • What's the best way to invest in an election year?

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