The typical retirement plan devised by a financial advisor will call for you to manage your investments in stocks, bonds and cash so that they last through your projected life span.
I agree that you need to create a plan to manage your investment assets, but I also remind people entering the retirement zone to consider their other assets and resources: Your house, income annuities – and your ability to continue to work.
Last week, I discussed the problems of certain predictive models, like predicting the next president or the success of your retirement. Whatever those limitations, you now have to live through your retirement with a totally unexpected president.
While you may be getting your fill on post-election analysis, let me quickly address some of the economic and policy decisions that could affect your retirement.
While we are starting to get a few clues about what Donald Trump’s policies might bring, particularly for retirement finances, it’s early in the process. Not surprisingly, a move toward more retirement security More
