How To Retire During A Bear Market
A 60-year-old who owns a balanced fund—60% allocated to stocks, 40% to bonds—has seen the value of their investment drop by 18% so far this year.
A 60-year-old who owns a balanced fund—60% allocated to stocks, 40% to bonds—has seen the value of their investment drop by 18% so far this year.
Facing both inflation and a possible recession, retirement investors are under a lot of financial stress in 2022.
Nationwide Retirement Institute® research finds that 40% of workers are expecting to retire later than planned due to high inflation.
It depends on how you calculate average return. How many times have you read/heard S&P 500 returns 10% per year? It's an easy number to toss around.
If safety is your concern, look north or overseas.
Retirement planning is complicated. Your retirement portfolio shouldn't be.
With inflation at four-decade high, fast-rising interest rates and very volatile markets, many Americans are forced to reconsider retirement planning.