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With rapid inflation, a possible interest rate hike in the cards for 2022, and the omicron variant of COVID-19 spreading rapidly, January 2022 looks to bring about as much fiscal uncertainty as March 2020 did.
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But just because the future of work, the economy, or our collective health is riddled with unknown factors doesn’t mean we should abandon any financial planning or goals for 2022. In fact, it’s even more important to maintain control over what we can during uncertain times, experts say. Such controllable…