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There are two big unknowns in all of our lives right now: What’s going to happen with the COVID-19 pandemic, and what it will mean for the economy. If we enter a post-pandemic recession (or are already in a mid-pandemic recession), what will that mean for our jobs and livelihoods—and what should we be doing financially to prepare?  Some of us are already having to rethink our spending habits to make ends meet. Others may feel more financially secure thanks to high salaries, six-month emergency funds or the ability to work remotely. But when recessions come, they tend to come for everybody—so it’s time for all of us to reevaluate our budgets and, potentially, start saving as much as we can. Here are three pieces of advice to get you started: What Today's GDP Numbers Mean for the Economy The latest report on the state of economy has that dreaded word popping up again: recession. Treat your income like it’s temporary I’ve written about this before, but it’s an important reminder: What

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