In a similar way to 2021, between July and November 2023, quite a few people will RELOCATE to new neighborhoods, states or countries.
We reemphasize the fact that there are specific Personal Years that are prone to overdoing it; therefore, in the long run, unintentionally overburden themselves.
It behooves you to read or reread Planning Your Move.
Keep in mind, many situations are foggy in 2023, so you may not have a clear vision of the costs involved in moving.
If not preplanned well in advance, the move could be exorbitant. This will not only create a mental burden, but also more out-of-pocket expenses that you especially don't need in 2024. It is worth bearing in mind that expenses for everyone are ordinarily higher in the Universal Year 8.
And, as is the norm for the Universal Year 8, the economy will continue to strengthen in 2024, and through this period, there will be ups and downs, and positive and negative events.
Overall, people are less confident about the global economy, at the same time, by December 2023 people are likely to return to pre-pandemic spending habits and therefore, quite comfortable accruing even more debt. Debt for better-quality housing and neighborhoods, home renovations, streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and spending large amounts of money on Amazon, country and private club memberships, vehicles, entertainment, gifts, vacations, dining out, and so on.
To come to the point, 8 has a way of making each and every one of us look at the world through rose-colored glasses.
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