My last post discussed my biggest retirement fear; the fear that the US will experience persistent high inflation at a rate much greater than the return on my retirement assets. In this post I will discuss several ways that retirees can try to mitigate this risk.
Investment Planning Topics, Posts relevant to people Age 30 to 50, Posts relevant to people Age 50 to 70, Retirement Planning TopicsAverage inflation, Consumer price index, CPI, High inflation, Inflation, Inflation adjustments, Inflation hedge, Inflation proof retirement assets, Inflation protection, TIPS
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My biggest retirement fear is related to my last post about the coming changes to government retirement benefits. If you have not read my previous post, you can click on this link and read it now. However my biggest retirement fear is not caused by the expectation that these old age retirement benefits will be […]
Financial Planning Topics, Posts relevant to people Age 30 to 50, Posts relevant to people Age 50 to 70, Retirement Planning Topicscurrency devaluation, Entitlement programs, federal benefit cuts, Federal debt, federal debt default, federal debt interest payments, Federal Deficit, federal reserve policy, Inflation, Inflation fears
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