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Investments as a Retiree
When you retire, you have additional variables that need to be taken into consideration when investing: Risk & time.
Risk & time: Two variables that must work together
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Investments are the one area of financial planning that most financial advisors love to focus on. That’s because investing is the area where you have the most control over while you’re working.
When you retire, you have additional variables that need to be taken into consideration. The most popular topic about investments that retirees talk about is risk. “How much risk do I want to take?”
Whether you’re working or retired, risk is always important when you invest. If you start investing in your teens and continue through the day you pass away, risk is important.
But there’s another variable that is equally as important to retirees. And that variable? It’s time.
Time is equally as important to retirees as risk.
Time – not how long you’re going to live, but how long until you’re going to spend a dollar. For most working people, they’re not going to spend the money they’re investing for quite some time. For them, time isn’t all that important.
But as you retire you’ve got to spend some of that money, which is why it’s crucial to understand how these variables work together.
And unlike the other topics we cover in our Academy, these variables do not work in a vacuum! We have to understand your income play, your asset allocation play, and your legacy desire. These things are very important in deciding how you should invest in your retirement years.
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