What Does Joe Biden’s Presidency Mean for Your Bank Account?
By Nicole Spector
of GOBankingRates
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Though President Donald Trump has yet to concede, former Vice President Joe Biden was elected to be the 46th president of the United States. And come Inauguration Day on Jan. 20, he’ll be sworn into the Oval Office. For the more than 75 million Americans who voted for him, Biden’s return to the White House — this time as commander in chief — heralds the beginning of a national healing from both the pandemic and the political turbulence of the past four years.
Biden’s nearing presidency also signifies a new chapter for Americans in the financial sense. Under his helm, significant economic policy changes are on the table — especially seeing as Democrats managed to take control of both the House and Senate.