Episode # 233, "Ten Things You Can Do Now To Be Prepared For A Recession"

Practical Prepping Podcast, Episode # 233, "Ten Things You Can Do Now To Be Prepared For A Recession"

In this episode, we discuss the possibility that we will see a recession sometime in the later half of 2022 and some things we can do now to be prepared in case we do have a recession.

"Ten Things You Can Do Now To Be Prepared For A Recession"

#1  - Make a plan
#2  - Reduce Expenses
#3  - Make A Budget
#4  - Protect Your Income  (if possible)#5  - Increase Your Income
#6  - Keep Saving
#7  - Pay Off Debt / Don't incur More Debt
#8  - Increase Food Preps Of What You Normally Eat
#9  - Find No-cost Or Low-cost Activities
#10 - Do Not Live In Fear

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