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The pandemic and the resulting economic crisis have destroyed financial security for many millions of Americans. With businesses shut down and unemployment soaring, it's difficult to make plans for investing, long-term savings or retirement.

But Mainers are making do — setting new, realistic financial goals, and adjusting their savings strategies accordingly. Opportunities to rebuild a financial future still exist, regardless of the current downturn. The new edition of Mainebiz highlights some of the ways, as well as what investment experts advise in these troubled times.

 

Have you changed your retirement or long-term savings plans significantly as a result of the pandemic?
Yes (23%, 56 VOTES)
No (77%, 191 VOTES)
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Sponsored by: OTELCO

The pandemic and the resulting economic crisis have destroyed financial security for many millions of Americans. With businesses shut down and unemployment soaring, it's difficult to make plans for investing, long-term savings or retirement.

But Mainers are making do — setting new, realistic financial goals, and adjusting their savings strategies accordingly. Opportunities to rebuild a financial future still exist, regardless of the current downturn. The new edition of Mainebiz highlights some of the ways, as well as what investment experts advise in these troubled times.

 

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  • February 22, 2021

    Luckily my job has been secure throughout the pandemic as our industry is classified as an Essential Industry so I have made no changes.

    I kept steadily contributing to my 401k and have been able to save extra cash due to not traveling on vacations or going out as much and sticking close to home. I am one of the lucky ones.

    When we do go out, we be sure to tip well, as the restaurant, bar, hotels and other service industries have been hit hard.