Sequence-of-Return Risk and the ‘Risk Multiplier’ That Makes it Even More Dangerous
Sequence-of-return-risk could cause you to run out of money in retirement and its danger is multiplied by something called longevity risk, too.
Sequence-of-return-risk could cause you to run out of money in retirement and its danger is multiplied by something called longevity risk, too.
Longevity risk means the risk of running out of money in retirement and it’s a very real retirement risk you need to mitigate against as you plan your future
One of the greatest retirement risks we all face is the near-certain prospect of tax rate increases and planning ahead is the best way to secure your retirement finances.
Putting all your hard-earned money into tax-deferred accounts is only smart if you’ll be in a lower tax bracket in retirement – and many retirees are not.
The Baby Boomer generation created a demographic glitch that threatens the Social Security solvency, and it likely means significant income tax hikes in the near future.
If you keep contributing to tax-deferred accounts on the assumption that you’ll be in a lower income tax bracket in retirement, it’s time to rethink your retirement plan.
If you keep contributing to tax-deferred accounts on the assumption that you’ll be in a lower income tax bracket in retirement, it’s time to rethink your retirement plan.
If you keep contributing to tax-deferred accounts on the assumption that you’ll be in a lower income tax bracket in retirement, it’s time to rethink your retirement plan.
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