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Accountant Explains: How to Get Rich from the 2023 Recession
The year 2023 is predicted to be a challenging period for the global economy, marked by a recession that could have significant implications for people’s financial well-being. While economic turmoil can be unsettling, it’s worth noting that recessions also present opportunities for those who are prepared and willing to take calculated risks. In this article, we will explore strategies that an accountant recommends for individuals to potentially navigate the 2023 recession and even potentially prosper from it, emerging wealthier than before.
1. Invest in undervalued assets: During a recession, asset prices tend to decline, presenting an attractive opportunity for those looking to invest. However, not all assets are created equal. As an accountant, I recommend focusing on undervalued assets, such as stocks, real estate, or commodities with long-term growth potential. Conduct thorough research and analysis, and consider seeking professional advice to make informed investment decisions.
2. Start or grow your own business: History has shown that some of the most successful businesses emerge during times of economic downturn. People often look for innovative solutions, and new demands arise as market dynamics shift. If you have a unique business idea or a passion you’ve been wanting to pursue, now could be an optimal time to turn that dream into reality. Seek support from business advisers, craft a solid business plan, and take advantage of any government programs or incentives available to entrepreneurs.
3. Upskill and diversify your expertise: To thrive in a recession, it’s important to adapt to changing market demands and build a skill set that remains valuable even in turbulent times. Consider investing in educational programs, certifications, or expanding your knowledge in a field with growth potential during the recession. Diversifying your expertise increases your flexibility and allows you to capitalize on emerging opportunities.
4. Reduce debt and increase savings: A recession can adversely affect personal finances, particularly for those burdened with excessive debt. Prioritize paying down high-interest debt and work towards becoming debt-free. Simultaneously, establish an emergency fund and increase savings to provide a buffer during uncertain times. This financial cushion will offer peace of mind and flexibility when contemplating potential investments or business ventures.
5. Seek professional advice: As a qualified accountant, I strongly advise consulting with professionals who specialize in financial planning and investment management. These experts can provide tailored guidance based on your individual circumstances and goals. During a recession, their expertise becomes even more valuable in navigating the complexities of the volatile economic landscape.
It’s essential to recognize that while these strategies are rooted in logic and historical evidence, no investment or business venture comes without risks. The 2023 recession will bring challenges, but it will also open doors for those who embrace change and seize the opportunities presented. Remember to stay updated on economic trends, remain proactive, and be prepared to adjust your strategies as the situation evolves. With a combination of knowledge, perseverance, and a well-executed plan, it’s possible to prevail during challenging times and potentially even prosper in the face of a recession.
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Hi Nischa, I just left my job to complete my ACCA exams( 3 to go) and intend to work as a contractor to get flexibility . I know it was a risky decision but I feel confident I will find in a few months a contracting job- I only worked in finance ( 12 years plus ) with an accounting degree . My aim is to do consultancy work. I just subscribed to your chanel and I find it very inspirational . Any advice for me?
Thanks for the time to put this together. Have you got any advice for those who want to invest ethically into places which don't contribute to climate change, war and oil explorations ?
God how depressing!!
Ok I love your page and respect how you honor the differences in masculine and feminine, but please look into women inventors throughout history who have been overlooked in favor of men. Women have invented incredible things and just don’t get famous for it and instead men often have taken the credit.
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Hi Nischa,
Thanks so much for your advice. I’m in San Diego California and I take it that you mean CV for résumé, right ….
Loved your advise on the diversifying for income streams. I got my masters degree in business in 2022 and work for corporate America but I also just opened up my own electrical contracting company so I’m definitely working that angle as well.
You need to speak a little more slowly.
:grins: Well that was a minor league surreal thing … I was moving between tabs on my browser and for a moment thought I had stumbled on one of your episodes I hadn't yet seen … then a few seconds later realised I was watching a Huel ad :chuckles:
Proof, as if any of us 'regulars' needed it, of your screen presence and charisma :respect:
Now I am waiting for the day I get a Huel ad with you in it as the opener to one of your finance vids 😀
great video but as a pensioner, without much money, quite a lot is not relevant for me, but luckily i have no debt, a pension coming in and we live within our means………..;but still you never know what's round the corner; thank you/ i certainly have a little squirrled away for emergencies xx
Would you work with my new company?
Which stocks should we buy?
you are unbelievably gorgeous
I need her for my personal financial advisor
CV=Resumé.
Nicely presented
I was in a rapid deployment force back in the early 80s. I invested all excess funds in the market. In 200? I converted that money to a ROTH! It was an epic move. Think beyond today!
My simple rule for the stockmarket are to buy on red and to sell on blue when the value are at a certain level above what i bought it for.
Bricks & Mortar.
Would you listen to this women about stocks?? Where’s her track record?
Why is it time to pay off debt, now? If I already have a loan for example, I most likely have good conditions on it because interest was low in the last years. Variable interest loans have to be avoided by all means anyway.
Simple and to and to the point! Love your videos.
This advice can basically be summed up as “have money”
gr8 assessment and advice
Audio is bad. Pity as I wanted to listen.
do not play stock market unless you PERSONALLY know a pro gambler with banking connections.
It should be illegal to be this cute and this smart 🙂
What is the high quality assets? I understand we all should buy when everything going down the drain, but in to what we should look first?
Interesting. Think I will go buy a gas guzzling 4runner and finance most of it. I have things to do and places to go. Lots of fish to catch out there. I have worked for 40 years. Time to have fun.