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Americans can prepare for a potential recession by building an emergency fund, living within their means, diversifying investments, and maintaining a good credit score.
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U.S. central bank policymakers acknowledged at their March 18-19 meeting that the outlook had shifted from confidence in slowing inflation and continued growth to a near-universal sense of uncertaint...

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