Excerpt from Bottom Line Personal article featuring Horizon Investments’ Greg Valliere

Four years from now, will investors, taxpayers, workers and consumers say that the new president’s economic policies helped their finances—or hurt them? The answer will, of course, depend on who wins the November election and how his or her economic policies play out.

Bottom Line Personal asked Greg Valliere, a leading consultant on how federal policies affect markets and personal finances, to share his insights about what is likely to happen to taxes, wages, jobs, Social Security benefits, health insurance and stocks in the next four years depending on whether Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump is elected president.