Amid rising living costs, job uncertainty, and a government shutdown that recently crossed the one-month mark, many Americans are growing increasingly concerned about their finances.

The question on many minds: What should I do with my money right now?

Ashley Robinson, a financial advisor from First Florida Credit Union, spoke to News4JAX about tackling what experts call financial anxiety and making smart money decisions during uncertain times.

Whether saving for retirement or just trying to stay afloat, economic uncertainty can feel overwhelming. But financial experts emphasize this isn’t the time to panic or make drastic moves. Instead, it’s about planning ahead—especially if you expect a change in income.

Robinson advises, “So we recommend that you have at least six months of your e

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