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Jose M Borro II
Jose M Borro II
AirMar Wealth Management Financial Planner
https://www.prudential.com/advisor/jose-borro (561) 206-5366

Jose M. Borro II, CPFA®
Founder, AirMar Wealth Management

Born and raised in Naples, Florida, Jose is the son of Cuban immigrants whose sacrifices shaped his values: freedom, family, and opportunity. That legacy is the heart of everything we do at AirMar.

After more than a decade in the financial industry, Jose founded AirMar Wealth Management to offer something often missing in finance—human advice, grounded in trust, values, and lived experience. Every strategy we create is designed around one central truth: your life comes first.

When he’s not helping clients shape their futures, Jose is enjoying his own—boating along the Atlantic with his wife Lauren, adventuring with their son Judah, and soaking in the Florida lifestyle that inspires the AirMar name.

Licenses & Credentials:

  • FINRA Series 7 & 66 held with LPL Enterprise
  • Florida 2-15 Life, Health & Variable Annuity License
  • Certified Plan Fiduciary Advisor (CPFA®)
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Required Reading: The Economic Report of the President

Investment Read Time: 3 min

In March, the White House released its 461-page book, “Economic Report of the President (2025).” If you haven’t yet made time to peruse this weighty tome, don’t beat yourself up. Most people don’t take the time to read the report—still others don’t even know it exists.1

What is the “Economic Report of the President,” and what does it tell us about the economy and the future?

In the wake of World War II—and worried that the economy might fall back into another Great Depression—Congress passed the Employment Act of 1946, which established the President’s Council of Economic Advisors to analyze government programs and make recommendations on economic policy. It also mandated that the president submit an annual economic report to Congress. The first report was submitted by Harry Truman in 1947.2

The report is written by the Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisors and includes both text and extensive data appendices. It must be submitted to Congress no later than 10 days after the submission of the Federal budget by the President of the United States. Although each report is different, they generally include such information as:3

  • Current and foreseeable trends in employment, production, real income, and federal expenses
  • Employment objectives for various labor sectors
  • Annual goals
  • A program for carrying out objectives.

Response to the Economic Report is often mixed. Opponents of the administration tend to be critical of the president’s approach. They point out that the objectives and recommendations in the report are inevitably influenced by the administration’s opinion and policy.

However, it’s important not to overlook the sheer volume of data provided by the report. This information can help identify the forces driving—or dragging—the economy.

If you don’t see yourself getting cozy with a cup of coffee and the Economic Report of the President, you might consider using the internet to get an overview of its most relevant topics. Understanding the current state of the economy—and the president’s objectives for the future—may help you make plans for your own future.

1. WhiteHouse.gov, 2025
2. GovInfo.gov, 2025
3. GovInfo.gov, 2025

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