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By: Elizabeth O’Brien
Most Americans don’t have the luxury of over-saving, but those who work with advisors might find themselves in that position if they follow financial projections that extend to an age they’re unlikely to reach. You could adjust your Social Security claiming strategy, make tweaks to your portfolio, and create a legacy plan that meets your bequest goals. “Financial planning is going to shift in a massive way to include your health and life span,” says Abacus CEO Jay Jackson.
How long do you need your money to last?
“This is like the best of all worlds for retirees,” says one investment specialist. Thank rising yields on bonds and strong stock performance.
Retiring soon? Congratulations. It's a good time to take some risk out of your portfolio.
What are your chances of living to 95? Mine are 33%. That’s one-in-three odds of making it to the default age for financial planning software.
Higher Treasury yields could be good news for new retirees.
By: Elizabeth O’Brien
September and October can be rough for stocks. Here’s how to add some shock absorbers to your portfolio.
By: Elizabeth O’Brien
September and October can be rough for stocks. Here’s how to add some shock absorbers to your portfolio.
Buckle Up, The Market Could Get Bumpy This Fall
By: Elizabeth O’Brien
September and October can be rough for stocks. Here’s how to add some shock absorbers to your portfolio.
