Nov 16, 2018

It’s only natural--most investors try to accumulate as much money as possible to alleviate the worry of running out of it one day. And why not? The more assets you have, the less you should worry, right? If only that were true! It turns out that most retirees worry about the possibility of running out of money on a regular basis. Even a good portion of the nation’s eleven million millionaire households worry about money frequently. With the bull market in its tenth year of climbing, but looking a bit shaky, investors are nervous, especially retired investors. In decades past, retired investors could alleviate worry by simply moving over to bonds paying five to seven percent. But today, those treasury's and muni's are paying only one to three percent. Today, Steve will clearly define the problem, and then clearly illustrate the solutions. You've got questions, we've got answers--MASTERING MONEY is on the air!