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WA Treasurer talks tariffs and pensions at FW Chamber lunch

Federal Way, WALocal News

At the Greater Federal Way Chamber of Commerce luncheon on February 5, 2025, Washington State Treasurer Mike Pellicciotti provided an in-depth analysis of the financial hurdles currently facing the state. His discussion centered on significant topics such as tariffs, which impact local businesses, and the management of pension funds, crucial for long-term economic health. Pellicciotti's expertise illuminated the complexities of state finances, making his insights particularly valuable for Federal Way's business community. The event fostered a collaborative environment where local leaders could engage with the Treasurer and seek guidance on economic strategies. As Washington navigates these challenges, Pellicciotti's role becomes increasingly vital in shaping financial policies that affect residents and businesses alike.

The Treasurer's commitment to transparent communication emphasizes the need for community involvement in financial decision-making. His presentation not only informed attendees but also encouraged proactive measures for future fiscal stability. Overall, the luncheon highlighted the importance of local events in addressing broader economic issues.

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