Retirement Income…Market Risk-What Happens to Your Lifestyle When You Lose Money IN Retirement? Unfortunately, with the way most of us keep our retirement money in a “properly diversified mix of stocks and bonds” the possibility of losing money in retirement and having to significantly reduce your lifestyle in retirement or worse RUN OUT OF MONEY is extremely high. The big flaw in this strategy is that bonds aren’t safe. They may be less volatile than stocks, but they are NOT safe. So how can two risky investments somehow keep your money safe? Since 1900 we’ve averaged a 47% loss every 11 years so it comes as no surprise that so many people lose money in retirement. What is your plan to make sure this doesn’t happen to you? Was it the same one my mom’s former advisor had for her…“You just have to trust the experts?” Are you kidding me? Name me ONE expert, just one, that knows for sure when the next market crash is coming? You can’t, because there aren’t any. Nobody can predict the future. Why do we have our money at risk in the market? It’s all we are told to do and only a handful of people know there are actually other options. I happen to be one of those that knows about the other options. I’ve even put together a short video for all of you that are putting your money into a 401k, 403b, 457 plan or even an IRA. You can find it at https://vimeo/114362732. I hope you’ll take a few minutes to check it out. If you are like most of the people that watch the video, you’ll want to take me up on my Free Offer for a quick look at what this type of plan might look like for someone in your age range. If you find yourself wanting to know more about it, just book an appointment for a 15 minute online appointment by clicking here meetme.so/KurtJackson and clicking on the “Smart Retirement” section and then click on the “Smart Retirement Strategy Session” to pick a day and time to meet online. If you do, I know you’ll be blown away with what you find out! Looking forward to meeting with you online to share this amazing information! Have a great day, Kurt
Posted on: Thu, 18 Dec 2014 17:38:50 +0000
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