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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2025 · 12 MIN

Are Tariffs the Right Move for America’s Economy?

from A Smarter Way To Retire with Tony Leonardi, CFP® · host Anthony Leonardi

Is it time to rethink America’s trade policies? In this episode of A Smarter Way to Retire, we explore how tariffs have shaped the U.S. economy, from post-WWII wealth redistribution to today’s “Liberation Day” tariffs. We break down how uneven trade policies impact American jobs, manufacturing, and the wealth gap—while also questioning whether new tariffs are the right solution.🔹 What’s inside this episode?✔️ The history of tariffs and their global impact✔️ How trade deficits fuel the wealth gap in the U.S.✔️ Which countries are already renegotiating fairer trade deals✔️ Are new tariffs too aggressive, too fast, or necessary?📢 What do you think? Should the U.S. impose higher tariffs to level the playing field? Or is there a better way?🎧 Tune in now for expert insights on trade, wealth distribution, and how these policies could shape your financial future.💡 Subscribe for weekly episodes on financial planning, retirement strategies, and the economy.🔗 Visit LeonardiFamilyWealthcare.com for full disclosures and additional resources.

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