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Thursday, October 29, 2020

The Daily Money: Who the stock market actually wants to win the election

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The Daily Money
 
Thursday, October 29

It's Thursday, Daily Money readers, two days from Halloween and five days until the U.S. presidential election. Brett Molina here stress-eating Halloween candy and delivering you another round of Money and Tech headlines.

Who does the stock market want to win the election, Donald Trump or Joe Biden? It turns out the winner of the White House does not matter to investors as much as which political party controls Congress.

The pandemic has created financial hardships for many Americans, forcing some to give up their pets because they can no longer afford them.

Finally, are you looking to stretch your dollars? Taking advantage of certain employer benefits can help.

Scroll down for more Money and Tech news, while I snag the last mini Milky Way.

Brett Molina, Money/Tech editor

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